Tech-Clarity

Making the value of technology clear

  • Published Research
    • eBooks
    • White Papers
    • Survey Results
    • Buyer’s Guides
    • Infographics
  • Research Invitations
    • Survey Invitations
    • Assessments
  • Presentations & Video
    • Webinars
    • Live Presentations
    • Tech-Clarity TV
    • Virtual Events
  • Insights & Activity
    • In the News
    • Insights
  • About
    • Tech-Clarity Team
    • Jim Brown
    • Michelle Boucher
    • Julie Fraser
    • Steffen Waite
  • Search
  • Date

People

Creating the Environment to Innovate

Tech-Clarity Insight – Creating the Environment to Innovate, How Industry Leaders Put People, Processes, and Technology in Place to Drive Innovation shares our insights and the perspective of three leading companies on how to best create an atmosphere that fosters innovation. The report explains that companies must put a realistic improvement plan in place that…

Read More »

Jim Brown - August 6, 2014 - Filed Under: Published Research - Tagged With: CPG, CR Bard, Environment, Innovation, Innovation Management, Insight, Interviews, Manheim Auction, Mead Johnson, Medical Device, People, Portfolio, PPM, Process, Software, Technology

Enabling Mobile PLM

Issue in Focus: Enabling Mobile PLM – IT Considerations for Leveraging Mobility to Extend PLM Value points out some very practical considerations that IT leaders must take into account when taking PLM mobile. The rise of tablets like the iPad offers an opportunity to further PLM value by reducing barriers to innovation, decision-making, program management,…

Read More »

Jim Brown - September 17, 2011 - Filed Under: Published Research - Tagged With: Business Process, Challenges, CIO, Considerations, Infrastructure, iPad, IT, Laptop, Management, Mobile, Mobile Device, PC, People, PLM, Risks, Tablet

Why is Implementing PLM Hard?

What I learned this week … is that there are still some technical challenges that make implementing PLM challenging, but that is not what this post is about. The technical challenges include customization, data migration, and integration among others. See Oleg’s post on the “3 main factors of mainstream PLM adoption” for more detail on each of these, and his views on why these three factors impact the adoption rate of PLM. I accept Oleg’s premise on these factors (although we will likely continue to debate the relative priority of ERP integration) from a technical perspective. But I think any technical conversation about PLM implementation has to be complemented with a view on why PLM is really hard – you have to change the way people work in order to improve your product development performance and your product profitability.

Jim Brown - July 27, 2009 - Filed Under: What I Learned - Tagged With: Business Transformation, Implementing, People, PLM, Processes, Product Development

Sign Up for Regular Industry Updates

Uncover the hidden value of technology with regular surveys, survey results, presentations, interviews, and videos right to your inbox.

Copyright © 2012-2023 – Tech-Clarity, Inc.

  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • Date

  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Facebook

Copyright © 2012-2023 – Tech-Clarity, Inc.