Posts by: Oleg

From Digital Thread to Holistic PLM Graph Models

From Digital Thread to Holistic PLM Graph Models

Digital thread projects are trending these days. We live at the time, when data management technologies are advancing significantly beyond what was defined back in 1990s as a “Database”. Even the “holy grail” PLM ideas to build a vertical platform for product lifecycle management was around for the last decade,…

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PLM for Everyone?

PLM for Everyone?

PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) has been around for a long time. It was initially developed as a a set of software tools (often as a toolkit) to assist complex engineering and manufacturing processes. However, the concept that PLM can benefit any manufacturer has been circulating for the past two decades….

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How to Unlock the Future of Manufacturing by Opening PLM/ERP to Connect Processes and Optimize Decision Support

How to Unlock the Future of Manufacturing by Opening PLM/ERP to Connect Processes and Optimize Decision Support

Manufacturing companies are continuously looking how to improve business processes, bring new business models, and accelerate new product development and innovation. These days it is directly connected to establishment of a digital transformation strategy and digital transformation initiatives. It helps to companies to focus on specific aspects of the business…

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Harnessing Emotions: How to Ask the Right Questions During PLM Sales?

Harnessing Emotions: How to Ask the Right Questions During PLM Sales?

I wrote an article about 5 Opportunities and 5 Obstacles in Engineering Digital Transformation. In the article I shared my thoughts about how modern PLM software can leverage current trends and technological opportunities that exist in the engineering industry landscape and market today. One comment to the article I’ve got…

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Digital Transformation and Misusing Excels: A Cautionary Tale

Digital Transformation and Misusing Excels: A Cautionary Tale

In the world of engineering and product lifecycle management (PLM), Excel and other forms of spreadsheets have long been well known as the go-to tool for everything from data analysis to bill of materials (BOMs), procurement, inventory and project management. They offer unparalleled flexibility and ease of use, allowing engineers…

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