My last article from NetSuite SuiteWorld 2019 in Las Vegas is about Oracle NetSuite Manufacturing vision. It was presented during on of manufacturing sessions by David Gustovich, AVP of Manufacturing and Global Supply Chain at Oracle NetSuite. Here are few slides I captured from this session. These slides can give…
I continue sharing my thoughts and comments from SuiteWorld 2019 from last week in Las Vegas. PLM industry is full of Industry 4.0 messages and I was very much interested to see how Industry 4.0 stories, technological buzzwords, and use cases are presented by Oracle NetSuite. I found these examples…
I continue to share my thoughts and impression from last week SuiteWorld 2019 event. If you missed some of my previous articles, please check it out here – Grow Beyond and Manufacturing Mobile. More to come. Coming to Oracle NetSuite last week, you might expect to hear a lot of ERP words…
One of the topics of my special interest at SuiteWorld 2019 last week was around Manufacturing. NetSuite is growing in different verticals and manufacturing is one of them. One of the sessions I visited was about mobile applications in manufacturing – mobile suite. The session was presented by David Gustovich,…
I spent last week at Oracle NetSuite event in Las Vegas – Suite World 2019. Want to learn more – check SuiteWorld2019 website. The event theme was Grow Beyond. Grow is hard. Sustainable growth is even harder and statistically rare – said Gary Wiessinger, Senior VP of Product Management at…
I like data and databases. It is one of my favorite topics. Especially when it comes intertwined with PDM, PLM, and CAD. Therefore my attention was caught by Onshape blog article giving some sort of Database Marketing 101 course. Check this out here – The Difference Between Files and Databases –…
There are endless debates about the scope and definition of PLM in the industry. One day I thought to collect them, but then gave up. However, I can see how some advanced companies started to develop a concept of “beyond PLM” system. Over the weekend, I was reading Engineering.com article…
