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SpaceClaim’s Unique Role in Engineering Software Ecosystem

July 23, 2009 by Jim Brown

I had the chance to talk with … Chris Randles and Blake Courter of SpaceClaim recently to better understand their role in the broader engineering software market. SpaceClaim hase certainly managed to shake things up, from their initial introduction to the market with direct modeling, their tongue in cheek Twitter plugin, and now their demonstration of the potential use of multitouch manipulation in 3D modeling. This is a company that is clearly set out to change the status quo, and has succeeded in doing so. Other than shaking things up, though, where is the unique value that SpaceClaim offers, and why do they believe there is room in a consolidating CAD market for a new entrant?

Filed Under: One-to-One Tagged With: PTC, Dassault, SpaceClaim, Autodesk, Direct Modeling, Engineering Software, History-Free Modeling, CAD, Siemens

Multitouch CAD – Are you Serious!?

July 20, 2009 by Jim Brown

What I learned this week … came from a Youtube video by direct modeling (3D CAD) company SpaceClaim. The video is cool from the music to the product, but after their hilarious April Fool’s joke – how serious is this really? Let’s put aside that question – and the question of how ready this technology may be – until I have a chance to talk with them a bit. In the meantime, what I want to discuss is “why we would care if multitouch came to CAD?”

Filed Under: What I Learned Tagged With: CAD, Collaboration, Business Value, Multitouch, SpaceClaim, User Interface

What can PLM Learn from Social Computing on TV?

July 17, 2009 by Jim Brown

What I learned this week … was sparked by a small article by Jennifer LeClaire at newsfactor.com. The article was short and sweet, and announced that Verizon Adds Social Networking To FiOS TV Service. So other than the fact that I like FIOS and this points to further consolidation between TV and multi-media computing (which I think is both cool and invetible), why did I care? It reminded me that social computing is a capability, and that how you apply it – and in what context – can turn it into something very unique. That is what Verizon is starting to do with their TV service, and exactly what the PLM community needs to do with social computing in product development.

Filed Under: What I Learned Tagged With: Context, Social Computing, Social Product Development, Engineering, Product Development, Social Networking, Siemens, PTC, Dassault, Business

What I Learned: Is Innovation or Product Pipeline Killing Profitability?

July 15, 2009 by Jim Brown

What I learned this week … came from Bill Poston at Kalypso in his reply to a Business Week article titled “Innovation Interrupted – The Failed Promise of Innovation in the U.S.” Bill’s commentary really got me thinking about a really fundamental question. Do companies have too few product innovation ideas, or are we just not good at turning those ideas into profitable products? It also made me ask a separate question, “is this really a U.S. -centric issue or is this a global issue?”

Filed Under: What I Learned Tagged With: NPD, Innovation, Kalypso, New Product Development

One-to-One: Siemens Team Launches Teamcenter 8

June 29, 2009 by Jim Brown

I had the chance to talk with … the team at Siemens PLM about their recent release of Teamcenter 8. Siemens released this new version of their Teamcenter PLM software concurrently with the new release of their Digital Manufacturing solution, Tecnomatix. Given time and space in a blog, I am going to focus on Teamcenter today. The theme of the Teamcenter 8 is productivity – “individual productivity, application productivity and IT productivity.” From what I can see, let’s just say that Siemens has been pretty productive themselves, and has invested heavily in this new release. Early indications are that Siemens has done a very nice job moving their PLM solution forward for their customers.

Filed Under: One-to-One Tagged With: ALM, IBM, Mechatronics, Siemens PLM, new release, product lifeycycle, PLM, Teamcenter

What I Learned: PLM, Please Take 3 Giant Steps Forward

June 23, 2009 by Jim Brown

What I learned this week … came from reflecting on three major PLM product announcements this week. In one week, Dassault is announcing the new release of their “PLM 2.0” suite, Oracle is announcing the next release of Agile PLM, and Siemens PLM is announcing the new releases of Teamcenter and Tecnomatix. Jeff Hojlo and I will be covering each of the releases in our blog, but I thought it made sense to start with some context-setting across all three. I am impressed with the amount of investment that PLM vendors have made in their products in what has been a difficult year for enterprise software in general, kudos to all three (and the others that have continued to invest in this solution set that continues to grow in importance).

Filed Under: Clarity on PLM, Insights, Insights & Activity Tagged With: SOA, Web 2.0, Analytics, Dassault, PLM, Siemens PLM, Vendors, Three Dimensions of PLM Expansion, Social Computing, Dassault Systemes, Agile, Oracle, PTC

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