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PLM Prompt: Integrated PLM and ERP – Killer Ideas or Controlled Innovation?

PLM Prompt: Integrated PLM and ERP – Killer Ideas or Controlled Innovation?
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28 September, 2009 | 1 min for reading

Picture 1Short prompt in the beginning of the week. I was reading post from BSW “Killer Ideas And Controlled Innovation: Why you need to integrate PLM and ERP?”. First of all, an idea of integrating PLM (back 15 years it was PDM) seems old. I remember myself in the early beginning of my data management activities around AutoCAD back in 1993, an idea of communication between design data management system and manufacturing systems was highly important. But, I think, this problem is still not resolved.

So, is it a killer idea? Or may be the successful approach in integrating PLM and ERP can bring real innovative future?

Just my thoughts.

Best, Oleg

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