Archive for July, 2013
PLM and Google enterprise numeric factoids
Google is making lots of things these days. The list includes search, data centers, mobile phones, tablets, wearable devices, self driving cars and more… The question about Google and PLM is one that very often drives rumors and lots of speculations. It usually comes from the side of analyzes applied…
Social PLM, Graphs and Organizational Overlap
Social tools are capturing lots of noise and making real impact these days. After initial hype of MySpace and early days of Facebook, social networks is getting down to real business, profit and smart technology. LinkedIn engineering publication earlier today speaks about some smart engineering work done by LinkedIn engineers…
How PLM will embed information in products?
Experience is a new modern hype. You can see it everywhere these days. User experience, selling experience, learning experience, total experience, etc. You can continue the list… I want to talk about “product experience” today. This is obvious and new at the same time. Manufacturers are interested to know more…
Why PLM needs Drawing Boards 3.0?
How to ditch old PLM marketing and friend engineers?
Cloud PLM and future of upgrades
Upgrades are painful. Everyone in enterprise business knows that. If you are using multiple enterprise systems, ongoing upgrades can become a major IT activity for long time, will take resources and money. Usually, it involves updates of software, updates of customization and additional related application and data. The problem of…
Product Data Cleanup Importance
PLM, Information Discovery and Excel Provisioning
Excel is one of the most widely accepted PLM systems. PLM vendors and consultants may disagree with this strong statement. Despite that, I believe the amount of product data that lives today in Excel spreadsheets spread around organizational servers and cloud storage like Dropbox and Google is huge. The main…