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PLM Prompt: Will Office 2010 disrupt PLM sales?

PLM Prompt: Will Office 2010 disrupt PLM sales?
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olegshilovitsky
21 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

ms-office-2010-webLoud prompt Microsoft is releasing Office 2010 version, which will include free Office 2010 browser version. Take a look also on some analysis on eWeek article.

This is something that potentially can be very disruptive for PLM portion of collaboration, which relies on sharing and non-3D and unstructured information. Office 2010 in browser will become web application that can be used by supplier’s community…

Is it right time to re-thing PLM and Office roadmap?

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