Comments on: Is the PLM Ecosystem Ready for PLM? Razorleaf Is http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf Clarity on software for innovation, product development, engineering, and manufacturing Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:17:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: PLM and Profitability » Blog Archive » What I Learned: Why is Implementing PLM Hard? http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/comment-page-1/#comment-179 PLM and Profitability » Blog Archive » What I Learned: Why is Implementing PLM Hard? Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:53:08 +0000 http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/?p=382#comment-179 [...] effort, not a software install. This is what I wrote about in my post last week about the PLM ecosystem being ready to implement PLM. Manufacturers can’t lose sight of the importance of business processes and people in their [...] [...] effort, not a software install. This is what I wrote about in my post last week about the PLM ecosystem being ready to implement PLM. Manufacturers can’t lose sight of the importance of business processes and people in their [...]

]]> By: Why is Implementing PLM Hard? | Clarity on PLM http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Why is Implementing PLM Hard? | Clarity on PLM Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:47:59 +0000 http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/?p=382#comment-178 [...] effort, not a software install. This is what I wrote about in my post last week about the PLM ecosystem being ready to implement PLM. Manufacturers can’t lose sight of the importance of business processes and people in their [...] [...] effort, not a software install. This is what I wrote about in my post last week about the PLM ecosystem being ready to implement PLM. Manufacturers can’t lose sight of the importance of business processes and people in their [...]

]]> By: Jonathan Scott http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Jonathan Scott Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:42:19 +0000 http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/?p=382#comment-166 Jim, I couldn't have expressed Razorleaf's value any better if I tried. We aim for exactly what you said - helping clients get the full value out of PLM by focusing on the overall business processes, not just the technical implementation. Thank you, and thanks Oleg, for the kind words, and for expressing a viewpoint that I find is far too rare among PLM shoppers today. And while I'm thanking people, thanks to our partners that recognize Razorleaf's unique value in this space and continue to introduce us to their customers. Jonathan Jim, I couldn’t have expressed Razorleaf’s value any better if I tried. We aim for exactly what you said – helping clients get the full value out of PLM by focusing on the overall business processes, not just the technical implementation. Thank you, and thanks Oleg, for the kind words, and for expressing a viewpoint that I find is far too rare among PLM shoppers today. And while I’m thanking people, thanks to our partners that recognize Razorleaf’s unique value in this space and continue to introduce us to their customers.

Jonathan

]]> By: Jim Brown http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/comment-page-1/#comment-165 Jim Brown Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:34:41 +0000 http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/?p=382#comment-165 Thank you Oleg, I think we have enough companies, but do they have the right people and the right skills? Maybe the question is "do we have the right mix of skills in the ecosystem?" I have met a number of resellers that are extremely competent at implementing design tools, but just don't have the experience with business-oriented, enterprise systems. What is interesting to me is to see those companies pull in expertise from the companies that have the enterprise systems skillset. The key point I want to make to the manufacturers is that even though their reseller may be excellent at implementing design tools, make sure to check on their PLM credentials to ensure you get the full value out of PLM. Best, Jim Thank you Oleg,
I think we have enough companies, but do they have the right people and the right skills? Maybe the question is “do we have the right mix of skills in the ecosystem?” I have met a number of resellers that are extremely competent at implementing design tools, but just don’t have the experience with business-oriented, enterprise systems. What is interesting to me is to see those companies pull in expertise from the companies that have the enterprise systems skillset. The key point I want to make to the manufacturers is that even though their reseller may be excellent at implementing design tools, make sure to check on their PLM credentials to ensure you get the full value out of PLM.
Best,
Jim

]]> By: Oleg Shilovitsky http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/2009/plm-ecosystem-ready-razorleaf/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Oleg Shilovitsky Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:25:57 +0000 http://tech-clarity.com/clarityonplm/?p=382#comment-164 Jim, Your question is probably - do we have enough PLM consulting companies to form PLM-service-eco-system? Razorleaf is definitely in the top part of the list. Regards, Oleg Jim, Your question is probably – do we have enough PLM consulting companies to form PLM-service-eco-system? Razorleaf is definitely in the top part of the list. Regards, Oleg

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