A blog by Oleg Shilovitsky
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Happy Birthday! Daily PLM Think Tank, 6 months…

Happy Birthday! Daily PLM Think Tank, 6 months…
olegshilovitsky
olegshilovitsky
11 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

I’m excited! 6 month and 1 week ago I started this blog. This is time for the short conclusion. So far

200 posts,   1’000 comments,   45’000 page views

Daily PLM Think Tank - 6 months...

So, we made it! Thank you all for helping me to work on this blog with your comments and participation. I’m looking forward to have many future discussions with you.

Write me what do you like, and what you don’t

Wirte me what topics do you want to discuss…

Sincerely Yours,

Oleg

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