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How To Make PLM in… Apple Way?

How To Make PLM in… Apple Way?
Oleg
Oleg
13 July, 2010 | 0 min for reading

I found the following presentation by Ouriel Ohayon very interesting. Please, take a look and make your impression.

Do you think one of the companies in the CAD / PLM / engineering domain can imitate Apple strategy and become a leader in an Apple-way? This is can be a very interesting differentiation strategy. Here are some potential characteristics that outline such a company strategy:

  1. Small core portfolio
  2. High-margin premium products
  3. Superior user experience
  4. Good ecosystem and connection to users

Just my thoughts…

Best, Oleg

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