I enjoyed to read Simplicity is Hard by Larry Cheng. Had few straitforward thoughts out of this. Our PLM systems are damn complex. How to make it simple? Few proposals:
1/ Flat User Inerface -no complex structures
2/ To visualize only what do you realy need
3/ Tag & Search everywhere
What do you think?
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