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PLM Prompt: PLM on Google Chrome OS?

PLM Prompt: PLM on Google Chrome OS?
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olegshilovitsky
8 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

Google Chrome- Windows-here-I-comeShort but important note, in my view. Google announced their plans to have Google Chrome OS. When Google announced Google Chrome browser nine month ago, it was clear to me potential of this browser is much beyond browser only capabilities.

So, where is Product Lifecycle Management in this stormy environment? Google said it plans to open source the code for the operating system later this year and it is already talking to partners about the project, which is why it has gone public about it at this time…

Interesting question – who will be partnering with Google about PLM?

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