Archive for December, 2012
PLM Scale and Some Internet Factoids
The scalability of enterprise systems is an interesting topic. Enterprise IT usually keeps the story about scalability of systems close to their chest. It involves data centers, databases, channels, networks, latency, and many other aspects that allows you to tune your enterprise PLM. And I know, it was absolutely true…
Who will clone existing PLMs to the cloud?
Why Companies are Not Ready for Single BOM?
Bill of Material is one of the fundamental things in engineering, manufacturing and product development. Whatever topic you start discussing, you end up with the discussion about BOM. Wikipedia, actually, provide a decent definition of Bill of Material. Here is the link and quote: A BOM can define products as…
3 things PLM can learn from UCO (Used Car Ontology)
How to prevent PLM cloud from buying experience complexity?
How BoxCryptor can solve CAD cloud concerns?
What PLM vendors need to know about noSQL databases?
Relational databases is a very mature set of technologies. We use RDBM (Relational databases) practically everywhere these days. It is hard to imagine enterprise software and PDM/PLM systems these days without relational databases. At the same time, the new class of database management solution is coming. It called NoSQL (Not…
PLM and Engineering Task (Process) Management
Will PLM Make a Redshift?
Scaling globally is one of the biggest challenges for manufacturing organizations. For many years, enterprise software used as a basic backbone to solve problems of accessing information globally. Global IT, data centers, database clusters, applications integrations. To provide a single point of information access is a challenge for many of…