Archive for July, 2010
PLM, Technological Choice and Open Source Revolution
The acceptance of Open Source technologies is growing. One of the latest examples of products in open source movement that caught my attention was Lucid Imagination. Lucid is built on top of Lucene and Solr – open source search libraries and enterprise search solutions. I was thinking about trajectories of…
Product Data Formats for the 21st Century
Knovel and Engineering Information
The ability to have an important engineering information reference seems to me obvious. Thanks for one of my readers, who sent me information about Knovel. I found the Knovel’s web site interesting and even with my little engineering background, I could find some useful information. I found specially interesting the experience…
Communism and 10-Year PLM Vision
I read MCADCafe article – PLMIG announces a 10-Year PLM Industry Vision. It navigates you to PLM IG (Interest Group) where you can read a short article of PLM Industry Vision for 2020. I found the following statement interesting: By 2020, PLM has been publicised and developed as a professional activity so that…
Product Data Formats for the 21st Century
PLM and Design Buildings
Almost a year ago, I posted PLM and BIM – Common Roots Or Common Future. I think these two domains will have very interesting trajectories in the future. I’m continuously coming back in my thinking about the potential of PLM and BIM together. Last week, I read Solidsmack post – Design Buildings Using…
PLM – Do The Right Thing?
PLM Think Tank In Numbers
PLM – Do The Right Thing?
I read two blog articles written by Mark Suster in his blog Both Sides of the Table – The Benefits Of Top Down Thinking and Doing the Right Things is More Important than Doing Things Right. Mark is entrepreneur, investor and general partner in GRP Partners. Mark is not writing about Product Lifecycle…