Adopting PLM (and other enterprise) solutions typically converge from two dimensions: 1/ the software products (the IT tool or platform) and 2/ the related implementation services (from good practice adaption to personalization, training...
Evaluating and testing PLM solutions require a clear understanding of business objectives, processes, levels of automation of enterprise platforms and interfaces. Key performance indicators (KPIs) are used to measure and track success. S...
Delivering new PLM solutions implies series of solution testing, verification and validation, covering functional and non-functional requirements, from storyboard-based test cases to detailed methods, technical interfaces, data migration...
PLM vendors range from mainstream to niche editors serving multiple to specific industries, addressing more or less business capability scope. The so-called mainstream PLM vendors, or “mindshare leaders” as CIMdata refer to them, inc...
PLM solutions rely on digital enterprise platforms to deliver data management processes and integrations with ERP, MES and other platforms. Some of these solutions are targeting specific industries, focusing on certain manufacturing or e...
Data continuity and traceability is what this is about: how data flows to and from PLM, ERP and MES platforms. Others also refer to this as the Digital Thread, or multiple threads as they represent various data flows across the enterpris...
