Archive for March, 2018

PLM consulting, data chaos and future manufacturing networks

PLM consulting, data chaos and future manufacturing networks

PLM implementation projects can stuck. Unfortunately, it happens a lot. It is actually happens more often than you can think about. And the question about what to do next is not a simple one to answer. The popular opinion among PLM industry pundits – technology is not a problem, but…

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COFES 2018 – What stands between technology and people?

COFES 2018 – What stands between technology and people?

I’m coming to COFES 2018 in 2 weeks. It is an opportunity to escape from daily routine for 3 days, meet CAD friends and talk about industry challenges. This year COFES theme is about changing relationship between software and people. If you want to learn more about COFES, navigate your…

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Cloud PLM, frictionless collaboration and IP protection

Cloud PLM, frictionless collaboration and IP protection

I shared my thoughts how collaboration technologies and product development can make a dent into current PLM development trajectories. Digital transformation brings lot of changes in our lives. Our daily routines are changing, the way we drive our cars, communicate with people, do banking and shopping are changing. So, the…

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Why PLM vendors need to think about cloud data collaboration now?

Why PLM vendors need to think about cloud data collaboration now?

To integrate PLM with other islands of information in manufacturing company, downstream applications and value chain is a big deal. Every single PLM implementation I was involved into requires integration. From very simple (just to bring this spreadsheet into PLM) and up to very sophisticated ones integrating PLM with ERP,…

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Cloud collaboration and Airbus wake up call for enterprise PLMs

Cloud collaboration and Airbus wake up call for enterprise PLMs

Collaboration becomes increasingly important for manufacturing companies. Earlier this week, the news about Airbus deal with Google G-suite created some buzz. In the following article, Airbus CIO explains why Airbus abandoned Microsoft for Google Docs. Here is the key passage: Airbus tied the shift to a digital transformation taking place…

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Develop3D Live 2018 – Data Management Session

Develop3D Live 2018 – Data Management Session

I was invited to speak at Develop3D Live 2018 about Data Management. If you followed my blog earlier, you might seen articles about Data management 2.0 before Develop3D Live. Check my earlier blogs here and here. This 1.5 hours sessions combined four presentations made by Joe McBurnie, Mike Payne, Neil Cooke…

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A guide to develop a universal PLM  project narrative

A guide to develop a universal PLM project narrative

To define PLM can be a tough job for manufacturing organizations. Usually, my practical recommendation to manufacturing companies is not to be concerned how to define PLM. As I told many time, every company does PLM, but just calls it differently. For many years, I’ve been collecting variety of PLM…

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Unclear data structures and demand for digital transformation in PLM

Unclear data structures and demand for digital transformation in PLM

One size doesn’t fit all. It is very true when it comes to anything related to manufacturing and engineering. Every manufacturing company believes that they are unique and all attempts of PLM vendors to convince them in opposite failed. Out of the box products, business practices, template, etc… you name…

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