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

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

Recent Posts

Also on BeyondPLM

4 6
25 April, 2012

What is the next file system that will be available for our disposal? Cloud file system. Really? In the past...

7 May, 2011

A week ago, I came back from ACE 2011 (Aras Community Event 2011), which took place in Detroit, MI. Let...

14 October, 2010

Few days ago I had a chance to speak with Hardi Meybaum of GrabCAD. We spent almost two hours speaking about...

30 December, 2016

Just few years ago “cloud PLM ” was an oxymoron. A conservative position of engineering IT was that cloud is...

8 March, 2011

Earlier today, I discovered an interesting company solution called Tigertext. At the time companies are talking about 2D vs. 3D...

18 December, 2008

In my previous posts I already touched on “cloud services” aspects of product delivery and operation. There are multiple examples...

30 June, 2009

Note…  Reading very interesting study about higher vulnearability of social networkers. We are all very excited about advantages of PLM...

2 November, 2011

I want to talk about Bill of Material and integration today. The reason why I’m coming to this topic is...

4 December, 2014

Integration is a big deal. When it comes to enterprise organizations and specifically manufacturing companies of different kinds, enterprise integration...

Blogroll

To the top