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PLM and Pointless Visualization

PLM and Pointless Visualization
Oleg
Oleg
25 July, 2010 | 1 min for reading

Data management is boring. Data, Numbers, Tables… Even, if I completely disagree, I guess lots of people think so. Nevertheless, even if you work on absolutely boring from data coolness standpoint  project, you can find how to get some fun. Take a look on the following visualization.

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The video presents a visualization of the life cycle of a source code in the project Gource 2.0. You can learn how to create a very nice presentation even from completely pointless for visualization data. In my view, a very good lesson to all PLM-vendors. You need to think cool. Just my opinion…

Best, Oleg

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