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Season’s Greetings and Happy Holidays!

Season’s Greetings and Happy Holidays!
Oleg
Oleg
24 December, 2015 | 1 min for reading

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Dear Friends,

The Holiday season is an opportunity to reflect on both the past and the New Year ahead.

It was an amazing year at Beyond PLM. Thank you for being my readers! I appreciate your comments, support and feedback.

At the same time, I’m thinking how to improve Beyond PLM in 2016. It will help us to improve communication, share information and comments.  New projects will be launched in January – stay tuned…

I look forward to stay in touch and bring many new articles in the next year. In the meantime,

I wish you Seasons Greetings and success in the New Year!

Best, Oleg

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