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How To Clean PLM From Complexity Disease?

How To Clean PLM From Complexity Disease?
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olegshilovitsky
4 February, 2010 | 1 min for reading

This short prompt today was driven by presentation on SolidWorks World 2010. What is the evolution path of PLM? For the last time, we heard lots of statements that PLM came to the maturity point. Now customers can understand and see PLM value for businesses and for industry. However, as we can see from this chart, the next thing after PLM is “Lifelike Experience”.

Is it something that will take towards the COOL trend? On the other side, may be this will be the way to take off PLM buzzword and release the PLM business from the complexity disease?

Just my thoughts… What is your opinion?

Best, Oleg

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