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PLM Prompt: RIM vs. iPhone for PLM – where to go?

PLM Prompt: RIM vs. iPhone for PLM – where to go?
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6 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

Short prompt. Reading interesting announcement – SAP and RIM Usher In a New Era for Enterprise Mobility. I think mobile is very promising. I had chance to mention it in few of previous posts.

Complexity Kills or Three Ways to Improve PLM Adoption

Connect Physical and Virtual World on iPhone?

SolidWorks eDrawings on iPhone

So, interesting question – what is the future of PLM for mobile devices from your standpoint?


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