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PLM VS ERP – HOW TO ACHIEVE SYNERGY? I started my series of articles about PLM and ERP by speaking about PLM vs. ERP Tug of War, continued about how PLM and ERP can change the battleground, and finally sharing my thoughts about PLM vs. ERP growth opportunities. In these articles, I discovered what separates PLM and ERP
DATA AND LIFECYCLE – A BRUTAL REALITY OF FUTURE PLM? My long time PLM buddy Jos Voskuil wrote about The Future PLM. In the voice of many PLM publications, Jos’s articles are always standing out. Jos wrote about data as a fundamental change in the future of PLM. Here is the passage. In the last five
PLM VS ERP TUG OF WAR PLM and ERP are the two most dominant enterprise systems for handling product information and product development process. Yet, the number of debates about their coexistence in manufacturing companies is endless. What is PLM for and why ERP only is not enough is one of the most popular. Both
Unless you lived under the rock for the last few years, you’ve heard about SaaS. The new modern word SaaS is ramping around, and vendors are using it everywhere. The ‘SaaSification’ is taking the tech world by storm, says Accenture article The cloud is a big enabling piece of this cycle, helping facilitate the speed and
PLM life is not without risk After all, we all go through a certain amount of medical training in these times. A few months ago, no one knew what an incidence value was. Today, everyone can calculate it in their head and graphically display the progression over the last week. In these times, no one
What Are Challenges With Today’s PLM Support? Several companies today have set up a PLM solution for their existing engineering processes. It is safe to say that the strategy followed by implementation across functions is well-planned, documented, and communicated to all. But is much thought put into the post-implementation phase? How will your business maintain
FFF (FORM, FIT, FUNCTION). REVISIONS AND INTERCHANGEABILITY I had a conversion earlier this week about the BOM revision process. I used the abbreviation “FFF” in my response and got a question – what is FFF? This magic abbreviation is often used in manufacturing – FFF, and it stands for “Form, Fit, Function). If you never
Classification AI ‘makes the system work for you’ In today’s highly responsive global markets, manufacturers in every industry need to focus on increasing their innovation rate, keeping costs low, and bringing their products to market faster. Manufacturers need to get the most out of every object and process they use while designing their products. To
Product Outsourcing: Are you taking advantage? “Do what you do best. Outsource the rest” Peter Drucker (Author, Management Consultant, Educator) If there is one business model that is ubiquitous across every industry, it is product outsourcing. Although the oldest form of outsourcing dates to the 18th century, with the shipping industry outsourcing work to local
What’s New in RapidAuthor 13.1 and Connector 7.1 Highly descriptive technical publications can be very profitable, especially when they help manufacturing and service teams be more productive. RapidAuthor for Teamcenter extends your investment in engineering design data by reusing that content directly in the product documentation. This release of RapidAuthor for Teamcenter introduces many useful