Tech-Clarity’s BOM Management Buyer’s Guide – Boost Performance with Digital BOMs provides criteria for manufacturers to evaluate software solutions to support their Bill of Material and product structure data and processes. Tech-Clarity’s Buyer’s Guides go beyond software functionality to provide a framework of requirements that impact implementation success and long-term ROI, including: Software requirements Implementation Integration User…
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Select the Right PLM Solution for BOM Management (webcast)
Jim Brown will moderate this IEEE webcast featuring Gentherm Director of Engineering Systems Marinko Lazanja and PTC’s Senior Director of Product Management Graham Birch. The webcast will share the importance of managing Bills of Material and product structures to avoid common inefficiencies and errors, but also to serve as the digital product backbone for the…
Selecting a Solution to Manage Service Information (guest post)
In this PTC guest post, How to Select a Service Information Management Solution Michelle Boucher introduces some of the business advantages achieved by investing in service. The post outlines what is driving investments in service for 2017/18. It also looks at the top initiatives Top Performing companies use to support their goals for 2017/18. The post also touches on…
Managing Product Service and Parts Information (Survey Invitation)
How should you improve access to service and parts information? Please share your experience, thoughts, and lessons learned in this new survey on managing product service and parts information. The survey explores ways to streamline parts information for service technicians and the associated benefits. We will explore questions such as: What are the biggest challenges you should…
Strategies of the Major PLM Vendors 2015+
Last year we embarked on our first ever roundup of PLM vendors’ strategic directions. Well, we didn’t get as far as we wanted beyond the more prominent vendors, but we’re back at it for 2015! The market is anything but stagnant. In fact, I think the strategies of the “big guys” are about as different…


