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One-to-One: SmarTeam Customers Talk About PLM for SMB

May 22, 2009 by Jim Brown

I had the chance to talk with … several ENOVIA SmarTeam customers during my recent research. I talked with them for my paper on how mid-sized manufacturers have leveraged product innovation and PLM to get through challenging economic times and come out better during the recovery. See my Research Rap: Small to Midsize Manufacturer in an Economic Downturn? Innovate! for an overview of…

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Filed Under: One-to-One Tagged With: Implementation, SMB, Innovation, Engineering Change, Downturn, ENOVIA SmarTeam, PLM

Research Rap: Complementary Roles of ERP and PLM in Innovation

May 21, 2009 by Jim Brown

A quick peek into some research on … the respective roles that ERP and PLM play in product innovation. This is not brand new research, but I believe it is just as relevant today as when I initially wrote this almost 5 years ago. Why? Not much has changed – with a couple of notable exceptions (SAP and Oracle). I find myself coming back to this topic on a regular basis, and I am starting to do some research in this area again so I thought I would bring this one back to the surface. It also offers some insight that migh be helpful for a recent discussion on PLMTwine that touches on the importance of integrating PLM with ERP.

Filed Under: Clarity on PLM, Insights, Insights & Activity Tagged With: Siemens, Agile, ERP, Execution Cycle, Innovation Cycle, Oracle, PTC, SAP, PLM, Research, Dassault Systemes

Research Rap: Small to Midsize Manufacturer in an Economic Downturn? Innovate!

May 20, 2009 by Jim Brown

A quick peek into some Tech-Clarity research on … Innovating Through an Economic Downturn points out the importance of innovation so that smaller manufacturers can survive in the current, global economic crisis. The paper is intended to help companies develop an action plan that both recognizes the difficult reality that most manufacturers face today, and allows them to continue to invest in the future. This research complements earlier Tech-Clarity research focused on Engineering’s Role in Surviving a Down Economy, focusing on the implications for small to mid-size businesses (SMB).

Filed Under: Clarity on PLM, Insights, Insights & Activity Tagged With: SmarTeam, White Paper, Research Rap, Mid-Sized, PLM, Research, Tech-Clarity, SMB, Innovation, Economic Downturn, ENOVIA

One-to-One: Teamcenter Express – Expressly for Small to Midsize Manufacturers

May 18, 2009 by Jim Brown

I had the chance to talk with … Bruce Boes and the team at Siemens PLM Solutions about their Teamcenter Express offering for small to midsize manufacturers. The Express solution is a a part of what Siemens calls “The Velocity Series,” which is a full PLM offering for the small to mid-size business (SMB). The Velocity Series includes complements to Teamcenter Express that supports computer aided design (CAD, SolidEdge), computer aided analysis (CAE, FEMAP), and computer aided manufacturing (CAM, CAM Express). Teamcenter Express, either as a part of this suite or on its own, provides the base PLM capabilities, primarily collaborative product data management (CPDM).

Filed Under: One-to-One Tagged With: Teamcenter Express, Velocity Series, Workflow, PLM, SMB, CPDM, Engineering Change, PDM, Siemens, Teamcenter

What I Learned: Flogging the “Facebook for Product Development” Horse

May 14, 2009 by Jim Brown

What I learned this week… is that it is really fun to pick on Facebook because it doesn’t have the capabilities to support product innovation, product development, and engineering. Of course, it was never intended to and that is probably not a market that they are really very interested in. But it is fun, and also helps to bring home some of the requirements that are important for social computing in PLM. This post started as a reply to Stan’s comment on my “not building an airplane on Facebook post,” and I realized after about 17 pages of comments that maybe I had better turn it into a blog post. Thank you Stan for bringing up a lot of very good questions.

Filed Under: What I Learned Tagged With: Facebook, Innovation, Product Development, Business-Oriented Social Computing, IP, Photos, Security, PLM, Social Networking, Social Computing, Status, Engineering

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