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Data Quality and PLM

Data Quality and PLM
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olegshilovitsky
4 December, 2009 | 1 min for reading

Short question – what do you think about the quality of data in your PLM solution? I think the data quality topic is important, but very often comes too late in your PLM implementation. When most of PLM implementation are driven by engineering departments, the result is very much the same as a engineering table. Drawings, models, bills of material, manufacturing instructions, ECOs…

Do you think PLM is doing good job to improve the quality of the data in your organization? How many data duplications you have? How many times your organization is using wrong data and as a result losing money? Who is in charge of data quality in your organization?

These are my initial questions. I want to have your comments, and I’m going to think about blog about this topic in coming days/weeks.

Best, Oleg

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