My short and powerful prompt today. Google launched Google Apps Scripts. I’d recommend to see video. I think, this is impressive and expected step from Google. Even, if I understood Google Apps is armed against MS Office, it creates more advanced environment for collaboration online. With my love and hate…
SaaS, On Demand, Cloud Services… Who is not speaking about these cool future capabilities these days. So, I was thinking what will be future of PLM On Demand. If you feel yourself not familiar with SaaS concepts, I’d recommend you to check this excellent video: History of PLM related on…
Very impressive capabilities of Google Docs including Auto-playfeatures. I think presentation becomes very mature.Two questions incontext of this information I had in my mind: Google Docs: You want tables! 1. Is it matured enough to replace multiple Excels we are using today? 2. What do you think about embedding of…
Short note. Google released the package that allows to move from IBM Lotus Notes to Google Apps. Take a look on interesting video and Google blog with some interesting customer references. My prompt today – should PLM world be worried? I think yes, since mail is one of the fundamental…
Short but important note, in my view. Google announced their plans to have Google Chrome OS. When Google announced Google Chrome browser nine month ago, it was clear to me potential of this browser is much beyond browser only capabilities. So, where is Product Lifecycle Management in this stormy environment?…
Prompt – do you think we are going to have free Project Management tools? Is it next possible Google App? How Product Development and Lifecycle will be able to use it? Take a look on Manymoon. I think we will see more such tools in the future… Just opinion.
Last week we discussed a lot MS Excel capabilities for PLM. Why Do I Like My PLM Excel Spreadsheet? PLM Excel Spreadsheets: From Odes to Woes I see Excel’s competitor in this space – Google Squared. So, try it Looking for Mercedes Boston Pubs
After starting a massive Excel discussion last week and continuing this week, I got a lot of comments that I was too Microsoft-oriented. And, folks in Redmond, I love you, but we need to check whether or not this is blind love. I will not talk much about the Microsoft…
