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What’s Wrong With Application Software?

March 22, 2012 by Jim Brown Leave a Comment

What’s Wrong With Application Software – A Possible Solution? discusses how model-based architectures offer potential benefits to companies by more naturally assembling solutions into business processes. Originally published on Technology Evaluation Centers (TEC). Click the report title above to download the full PDF (free of charge, no registration required).  

Filed Under: In the News, Insights & Activity Tagged With: Software, ALM, Application Software, Model-Based Development, Architecture

Executive Perspective: Successful PLM Starts with the End in Mind

March 22, 2012 by Jim Brown Leave a Comment

Tech-Clarity’s Jim Brown contributes a column to Advantage for the Product Lifecycle. The first column, Executive Perspective: Successful PLM Starts with the End in Mind, was reprinted in Cadalyst. The article suggests that companies develop their PLM strategies to support their business strategies, and offers some examples of the business value available from PLM. The…

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Filed Under: In the News, Insights & Activity Tagged With: PLM, Implementation, Business Value, PLM Strategy, Cadalyst

The Value of PLM in Product and Service Leadership – Myths of PLM

March 22, 2012 by Jim Brown Leave a Comment

Jim Brown presents at an invitation-only SAP customer event at SAP North American headquarters in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. The presentation focuses on the top myths regarding product lifecycle management (PLM). Event is invitation only by SAP.

Filed Under: Presentations & Videos Tagged With: Mythbusting, Myths of PLM, Realities, PLM, SAP

The Service Lifecycle Management (SLM) Approach

March 22, 2012 by Jim Brown Leave a Comment

The Service Lifecycle Management (SLM) Approach: Strong Customer Relationships Result In Profit In The Service Industry overviews an approach to improve the profitability of services businesses by concurrently increasing service and lowering costs. Please enjoy the free Executive Summary below, or click the report title above to download the full PDF (free of charge, no…

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Filed Under: Published Research Tagged With: Service Lifecycle Management, Service Management, SLM

Another Social Computing Option for Product Development: OneDesk

March 21, 2012 by Jim Brown Leave a Comment

Think you have heard about all of the software vendors using social computing and social media to help companies improve product development? If you haven’t heard of OneDesk then please add them to your list. I had the chance to talk with Catherine Constantinides and Brendan Walsh at OneDesk to get an update on their social…

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Filed Under: One-to-One Tagged With: VOC, Social Business Collaboration, OneDesk, PLM, Social Media Monitoring, Social Computing, Product Development, Collaboration, ALM, Cloud, Social Media

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