A blog by Oleg Shilovitsky
Information & Comments about Engineering and Manufacturing Software

Who Will Be The First To Put PLM On Amazon?

Who Will Be The First To Put PLM On Amazon?
olegshilovitsky
olegshilovitsky
5 April, 2010 | 1 min for reading

I was reading on ebizQ during the weekend – Lawson Puts Full Function ERP system on Amazon Web Service Cloud. Actually, Lawson has PLM product  – PLM For Apparel and Footwear.

During the last few months, or even more, I’ve heard so much discuss about cloud and PLM. Lots of pros and cons were raised? Security, IP, availability, etc. I don’t think I can add something to this discussion for the moment. However, it sounds like a lot of discussion, but nobody wants to try it out. Sometimes try and fail (or not) can be a very good approach. My question – who will be the first to move their complete PLM offering and host it on Amazon AWS?

Maybe you know a company which did it already?
Just my thoughts…

Best, Oleg

Share

Recent Posts

Also on BeyondPLM

4 6
5 November, 2019

A single version of the truth is one of the most powerful PLM paradigm development for the last two decades....

20 January, 2014

I have to admit – I don’t have formal sales education. My childhood was mostly influenced by math and tech. Technology...

30 April, 2018

Time ago, I published an article saying Aras PLM lines up against Windchill, Enovia and Teamcenter. Here is the conclusion...

20 October, 2011

There are many discussions these days going around cloud and confrontation between large technological companies. If you miss the following...

26 October, 2012

One interesting trend that I captured during my stay at PLM Innovation conference these days was about “information” word. It...

19 August, 2013

The technology trends are interesting these days. You think what can be more disruptive than cloud. Indeed, cloud, social and...

17 December, 2008

I’d like to get back to my ideas related to structured data. I touched it in my previous posts related...

30 August, 2010

I’m continuing discussions about PDM vs. PLM differences. I’d encourage you to take a look on my previous two posts...

30 August, 2010

I read the following article “Oracle v Google: Why?“. I found it as a very deep analysis of the latest...

Blogroll

To the top