Take a look at this webcast on Dr. Dobb’s to hear me discuss some tips on how manufacturers can use systems engineering best practices to improve product development. There is more embedded software in today’s products than ever – it’s time for manufacturers to learn how to take advantage of the opportunities it offers while…
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Top 5 PLM Myths
Autodesk just published a two-part series on the “Top 5 PLM Myths” on YouTube. A quick listen and hopefully some good general advice on PLM. Part 1: My portion, I look excited about it, don’t I? It’s true, I really do get excited about this stuff! Part 2: Brian Roepke of Autodesk offers his perspective…
Systems Engineering and PLM Webcast
Jim Brown will share his views in a webcast titled Best Practices for Systems Engineering using Product Lifecycle Management. This joint webcast with Tech-Clarity and Siemens PLM Software will discuss how leading companies are leveraging system engineering and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) concepts and approaches to define, model and analyze the product while ensuring that…
CGT Webcast on Improving Innovation and Value Creation despite Regulation in CPG
Jim Brown will present in this Consumer Goods Technology webcast sponsored by Dassault Systemes. Jim will share his perspectives on how companies can develop highly innovative products in shorter time through the use of best practices and PLM technology. CPG companies face extreme demands on innovation and market responsiveness, but they must also navigate a…
Engineering Fundamentals: Product Data Management
Jim Brown presents on this webinar about “Building the PLM Foundation with PDM” sponsored by Siemens PLM. Jim’s presentation highlights the importance of PDM basics – control, access, and sharing product data- to successful product development. View a Replay of the Webcast
Taking PPM to the Next Level
Jim Brown presents his views on Advanced PPM on this joint SAP / SmartOrg webinar. He will share his views from his report on improving product development decision making. View a Replay of the Webcast Note: The sign-in screen is very sparse, don’t be alarmed.