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Top 5 Reasons to Race to ACE

Aras PLM — Mon, 05 Feb 2018 14:47:20 GMT

IoT, Product Development and the Impact on Today's Business of Engineering

Aras PLM — Fri, 16 Dec 2016 05:54:05 GMT

Whether in automotive, aerospace, electronics or other industries, the explosive growth in product complexity, driven by the Industrial Internet of Things, is a permanent trend.

Companies that respond with effective integrated product development processes and systems will disrupt and dominate their markets.

As Aras speaks with the world's leading manufacturers, we hear that product companies are seeing their development processes break down, as they are unable to manage cross-discipline collaboration and extended enterprise processes.

The challenge is exacerbated when trying to respond to new and unforeseen business requirements.

To address the challenges of cross-discipline development and business responsiveness, companies must shift how they view and leverage PLM.

IoT, Product Development Industry Report

A recent report by the team at Perceptive Analysis makes the case that PLM must bring automated, digital connectedness between the product development disciplines (mechanical, electronic, and software development) as well as cross-enterprise and extended enterprise business disciplines of manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, maintenance, service and support.

The report entitled "IoT's Impact on the Business of Engineering" shines the spotlight on new tools and platforms now ready to help product teams surpass legacy PLM and move the enterprise forward digitally.

Highlighted is a true cross-discipline approach, a PLM platform that layers over legacy systems to provide product data and process frameworks that span the enterprise.

What You'Ll Learn:

Product company executives and managers, whether they are responsible for technical product design or line-of-business management, will gain insight into:

The main challenges of performing cross-discipline product development for IoT
The need to support digital transformation across the extended enterprise
The reasons behind product company failures in IoT
How to address cross-discipline development and business processes in support of IoT with modern tools and platforms

Take a few minutes to read this report for insight for global manufacturing companies to achieve the digital transformation required to survive and thrive in this new era.

A Product Innovation Platform – The Foundation for Product Success?

Aras PLM — Tue, 06 Dec 2016 10:54:35 GMT

In recent years, platforms have emerged as an important element for enabling business activities.

In this era of increasingly complex and connected products, especially as product teams grapple with the demands of today’s Industrial Internet of Things, product teams want to drive their product lifecycles based on the use of platforms that streamline operations, reduce the costs of doing business, and simplify integration of data and processes across the enterprise and throughout the entire lifecycle.

A PLM solution enabled by a product innovation platform is structured to solve many of the difficulties inherent in having to drive innovation with a heterogeneous solutions suite. Such a platform uses modern software and information technology (IT) constructs (well defined layering, modeling, services, native internet support, standards, etc.) to support key elements of sustainable solutions including maintainability, adaptability, upgradability, integration in heterogeneous environments, and others.

Product Innovation Platform Report

CIMdata cites the Aras PLM platform as such an enabling technology in their recent commentary entitled A Product Innovation Platform and Its Impact on Successful PLM Deployments.

The paper offers key takeaways including

Insight demonstrating that product innovation platforms are the foundation upon which functional capabilities, data, and processes are enabled—leading to the potential for much more innovation
Evidence that a strong product innovation platform dramatically eases the burden of integrations with an enterprise’s broad range of PLM-enabling solutions
Real-world scenarios illustrating that Aras Innovator provides an open and extensible product innovation platform that can be employed to provide an enterprise with a PLM solution that can grow into the future

As the paper concludes, product teams will benefit with a PLM platform strategy and technology that offers an open, flexible, scalable way to manage business process and data complexity and change, supporting the multi-faceted business environments faced by many companies today.

The report notes that the underlying web service platform provides support for many key product innovation platform characteristics including the extension and even replacement of core capabilities. This contrasts with those legacy PLM solutions, especially monolithic solutions, that struggle to adapt. CIMdata sees this situation too often in consulting engagements with industrial companies.

Product Innovation Platform - Learn More

Read the full CIMdata paper A Product Innovation Platform and Its Impact on Successful PLM Deployments.

Looking at the Digital Thread and PLM

Aras PLM — Tue, 29 Nov 2016 16:35:51 GMT

The concept of "digital thread" and PLM is an important consideration when it comes to the digital transformation now underway in manufacturing.

Aras offers specific insight related to these important concepts.

Aras Founder and CEO Peter Schroer focused on these concepts during his keynote address at ACE 2016. He illustrates how a digital thread differs from what is termed a "digital twin" and how PLM plays a role in tracking data, processes, decisions and results across the product lifecycle. The digital thread, he states, is important for providing the ability to trace back in time all the inputs, decisions, data involved in product development. View his remarks below.

Hear Peter Schroer talk digital thread, digital twin and PLM. (5:20)

Digital Thread and PLM: Read the Report

A commentary from PLM analyst firm CIMdata is another excellent resource. The paper showcases the importance of integration of product development with manufacturing via digital data— or the digital thread.

As the paper notes, techniques such as automated EBOM-MBOM transformation support the digital thread and help shorten product development timeline and improve product quality. But even at more advanced product organizations, those with a digital twin vision (complete, connected, digital definition of the product, how it functions, and how it is manufactured), there are still gaps with manual tasks across the lifecycle, especially within the transfer of information to manufacturing. The paper concludes by showcasing an innovative way to integrate Manufacturing Process Planning and PLM to create a true digital thread.

Learn more

View Peter Schroer's presentation on the digital thread and digital twin.
Read a CIMdata commentary entitled "Extending the Digital Thread with Integrated Manufacturing Process Planning."

Infographic: The Business of Engineering

Aras PLM — Mon, 14 Nov 2016 16:01:59 GMT

Over the decades, engineering software technology investments have been disproportionately focused on the “Science of Engineering” - computer aided design (CAD), simulation, digital mock-up - with little to no emphasis on engineering processes necessary to create profitable products; what we at Aras call the “Business of Engineering”. The infographic highlights challenges related to managing the “business of engineering” in an era of increasing complexity of product development:

Webinar: Can a PLM Platform Approach Transform the Business of Engineering?

Aras PLM — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 09:36:28 GMT

Global product companies are challenged to develop products faster than ever in an increasingly competitive global environment.

But despite years of investment, PLM systems can’t handle the challenges of managing electronics, software and the complex interfaces with manufacturing and suppliers. With increased product complexity and tighter product cycles, today’s manufacturer simply can’t thrive with yesterday’s PLM.

To move more quickly and enable the digital transformation in product development, manufacturing and the supply chain, a number of forward thinking businesses are using a Platform approach to PLM.

PLM PLATFORM Webinar

An informative webinar taking place Thursday Dec. 1, 2016, presented by CIMdata and Magna GETRAG shares why this trend impacts the business of engineering and how industry leaders are using a PLM platform approach to layer over existing PDM systems for better results more quickly.

Join CIMdata and Magna for this webinar to learn:

Market dynamics driving the PLM platform approach
How a platform can accelerate digital thread, IoT, Industry 4.0 and other strategic initiatives
Real world experiences using a PLM platform to speed process transformation and efficiencies.

Webinar Details

Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016 11:00 AM - !2:00 PM

Reserve your spot for the one-hour webinar here.

Presenters:

Peter Bilello, President - CIMdata

Peter Bilello has more than 25 years of experience in the development of business-enabling IT solutions for research, engineering, and manufacturing organizations worldwide. He leads PLM analysis, selection, implementation, and training; CAD/CAM/CAE/CIM implementation and management; synchronous and lean manufacturing consulting; software engineering; and data management strategy for the world’s largest organizations. His reports and analysis appear in publications throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

Rolf Huesemann, Manager Engineering Systems / PLM, Magna GETRAG Transmissions

Rolf Huesemann manages PLM processes for Magna GETRAG, drawing on decade’s long experience in IT, Engineering Management, CAD, CAM and other disciplines at Ford, Visteon and Michelin. Huesemann is uniquely qualified to share real-world benefits of Magna GETRAG's implementation of a unified platform for Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), product development, quality assurance, CAPA and more.

Component Management in the Era of IoT: Lower Costs, Manage Complexity

Aras PLM — Tue, 01 Nov 2016 11:31:50 GMT

A can't miss PLM and Component Management Webinar on Thursday, Nov 17 is tailor made for product teams facing accelerated product complexity as electronics and now software dominate almost every type of product and the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes a compelling reality.

As product teams strive to bring new products to market, manufacturers realize that processes designed for a simpler era are being stretched, causing quality problems and rising product recalls, warranty claims and liability issues.

In fact product teams face a perfect storm of challenges:

Key capabilities increasingly being defined by software, not hardware
Suppliers increasingly control critical systems and technologies
In-service updates and IOT feedback are disrupting product lifecycles
A changing regulatory environment and liability issues create risk and uncertainty

Technology, Regulation, Compliance

As chipmakers develop the wide range of products envisioned to support the IoT, new integrated chip technologies such as System-on-Chip (SOC), support for wireless protocols and external sensing and communication technologies are being built directly into new Microcontrollers, Microprocessors and Peripheral ICs. These devices not only reduce the life cycle of existing chip technologies, but also, present entirely new challenges with the potential for these new products to be hacked by accessing the chips themselves.

The addition of four new banned substances relative the Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS) on the horizon and the new substances banned by the Restriction, Evaluation, Authorization of Chemicals (REACH) legislation twice every year create real challenges for the companies that are unprepared. Other compliance changes under discussion to the Dodd-Frank DRC Conflict Mineral legislation may also further restrict raw material sourcing and the supply chain in the years ahead, further complicating component management.

PLM and Component Management Webinar

On Thursday, Nov. 17 at 11:00 AM, join Aras and IHS Markit for a can't-miss webinar to understand proactive solutions to the ever-increasing component management challenges that new semiconductor technologies and evolving compliance legislation present to manufacturers of complex, connected products .

During this webinar you will learn how to:

Manage the selection of components for complex, connected products
Lower sourcing and inventory costs
Work with preferred supply partners
Ensure compliance with ever-increasing regulations

Webinar Details

Thursday Nov. 17 11:00 AM
Free Registration for One-Hour Webinar Here
Speakers: Greg Wood - Director, Electronic Parts, IHS Markit Doug Macdonald - Product Marketing Director, Aras

Event Showcases PLM in the Auto Industry

Aras PLM — Wed, 26 Oct 2016 12:29:36 GMT

The Aras team, including those of us based in the Aras Detroit office, looks forward to attending next week’s annual CIMdata conference which puts the focus on product lifecycle management (PLM) in today’s rapidly changing automotive industry.

CIMdata’s “PLM Road Map™ 2016 for the Global Automotive Industry and their Supply Chain Partners” takes place Thursday, November 3, 2016 in the Detroit area, and offers the well-timed theme of “The Changing Face of PLM in the Automotive Industry.” The focus is especially appropriate for today’s global automotive enterprise facing rapidly increasing product complexity as software, advances in electrification and connectivity become integral to innovation.

CIMdata hosts the annual event to provide independent education and a collaborative networking environment where ideas, trends, experiences, and relationships critical to the automotive industry germinate and take root. Topics, including sessions led by Aras, will be of interest to OEMs and suppliers.

Thinking about PLM in the Auto Industry

Why think about the changing face of PLM in the auto industry? As Aras works with automotive suppliers and OEMs around the world, what’s common is the pressure product teams face to deliver technology-driven products with globally dispersed teams and increasingly tight cycle times.

With the automotive industry trend toward smart, connected products comes a shift in the way product compliance, configuration management, and design validation is achieved. Aras considers this a transformation of the business of engineering, and will expand upon this idea during the Aras presentation.

To help create tomorrow’s new products, product teams seek the next generation of PLM in the auto industry to adapt to this changing environment and efficiently manage enterprise bill of materials (BOM), supply chain processes, embedded software, quality, and more, from the conceptual design phase and out into the field.

We look forward to addressing these concepts at next week’s event, and hope to see you there.

Does the Illusion of PLM in High Tech Still Persist?

Aras PLM — Tue, 18 Oct 2016 17:40:56 GMT

In this era of connected products, it only makes sense that product teams stay synchronized and connected in real time as they manage product development across the lifecycle. However research shows that product PLM in high tech electronics, as executed in many companies in particular, is full of disconnects.

What’s common with high tech electronics companies is that PLM systems are only partially connected to ERP, are typically not integrated to MCAD or ECAD, and rarely, if ever, connected to the software development environments. Companies are unable to get a complete product bill of materials. Component management is commonly managed in excel spreadsheets, and compliance management is frequently done outside of the PLM platform. Change management within many of the solutions is considered to be restrictive and not flexible enough to support the increasingly complex product definitions and the myriads of personnel who need to be engaged in the change process.

PLM in High Tech - A New Vision

It’s crucial to recognize that there is no one system that will resolve every business need for managing the product, and that PLM is a business approach, a practice of managing product information cradle to grave. Some will refer to needing a digital twin, however, what has to be addressed is closing loops and eliminating disconnects.

Recently, the team at CIMdata asked “what if?” What if there is a remedy? What if the answer is not to rip and replace, but rather to build a platform, a backbone?

The CIMdata report entitled “Illusion of PLM in High Tech Persists" looks at Aras Innovator and Minerva’s Electronic PLM Solution. The report details how companies can begin the process of transforming from the restrictions of the solutions they have today, to a platformized approach that improves business processes without having to tear out the old.

Read this informative report for a look at high tech use cases and best practices in PLM.

Manufacturing Day Celebrates Innovation, Technology

Aras PLM — Mon, 03 Oct 2016 12:39:21 GMT

In North America, Manufacturing Day is celebrated the first Friday of October. It's a day set aside to honor those organizations developing new products and manufacturing processes, as well as those unlocking new technologies to grow this important industry sector.

The annual event is also a chance to recognize the important work of inspiring young people to pursue careers in manufacturing and engineering. Today’s science, technology, engineering, and math graduates will power the next chapter of production and innovation, and harnessing their potential is an economic imperative.

In the spirit of the day, and with a nod toward manufacturers around the world, the team at Aras joins those organizers of Manufacturing Day noting the importance of product innovation, engineering leadership and advances in technology which all play a role in manufacturing success.

As developers of an advanced Product Lifecycle Management technology platform, Aras well knows the importance of modern technology that powers product collaboration and the development of consistent business processes throughout a manufacturing organization. To compete and thrive, today's manufacturer needs access to the correct, most current product information.

That's why as part of our commitment to manufacturers, we've designed Aras PLM software to allow organizations to efficiently collaborate to optimize resources, minimize costly errors, and reduce time to market, leading to better products and increased profitability.

We invite you to explore further how product innovation is a key part of manufacturing innovation. Celebrate the world's leading manufacturing and product teams with us - and Happy Manufacturing Day!

Manufacturing Day Resources

See a roster of leading global manufacturers employing the latest advances in product development technologies.
Learn more about the Aras Academic Program - helping students become true innovators, researching and creating new technologies, approaches and ideas, and building skills that are in high demand in commercial markets.
See a list of Manufacturing Day resources here.

PLM Success: Elusive No More

Aras PLM — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 08:08:37 GMT

For many product teams, PLM success can be elusive.

That's because when it comes to Product Lifecycle Management, today's product teams are challenged to bring innovative products to market quickly and support them through the lifecycle.

Traditional approaches to PLM, with its focus on 3D mechanical design, ignores the challenges of managing electronics and software and the interfaces with manufacturing and suppliers. Today's product team simply can't succeed with yesterday's PLM.

PLM Success Stories

Given these harsh realities, we're on the lookout for product teams that succeed with complete PLM functionality in a single solution within a flexible, scalable and upgradeable PLM platform distinct from the limits of legacy solutions.

Companies succeed by connecting global product development across mechanical, electrical, electronic and software disciplines, managing complex BoMs and supporting global manufacturing and supply chains.

Read on for two such PLM success stories.

PLM Success at Kawasaki Heavy Industries

PLM success is evident at Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. (KHI), a premiere manufacturer of equipment for the aerospace, energy, industrial equipment, power, rolling stock and shipping industries. The company uses Aras PLM as a unified service platform to streamline new product development and optimize costs.

The company has achieved better collaboration across engineering disciplines, and attained greater efficiencies in processes throughout product development. KHI has also accomplished a new level of standardization while also sharing process innovations and improvements between companies.

In addition, a division within KHI has reduced the cost for creating a production environment by 51-83%. They can now provide a verification environment to companies in one day at earliest - a task that took weeks prior to implementing Aras. KHI credits the improvement, in large part, to their ability to be self-sufficient and support the companies with Aras.

Read the complete Kawasaki Heavy Industries case study.

PLM Success at Carlisle Brake & Friction

With facilities across the U.S., U.K., Italy China, and Japan, Carlisle Brake & Friction is a globally recognized leader in the development and manufacture of brake and friction system solutions serving a diverse range of motion control applications.

Aras Innovator provides a flexible platform to unify Carlisle’s ITAR compliance, engineering processes, parts management, BOM management, change management, and auditing at 11 manufacturing and purchasing facilities worldwide.

By standardizing on a single platform for a single source of truth in terms of product data and processes, the team is now able to use Aras Innovator as a central repository for all data with full integration of data between CRM, ERP and PLM – a benefit that yields many positive business benefits for the company.

Read the full story here.

Looking for a PLM platform to drive success at your organization? Take a moment to find our more.

Asked and Answered: What’s the Value of a Flexible Approach to PLM?

Aras PLM — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 12:47:00 GMT

Ask three product development teams from three different companies how they handle product lifecycle management and you’re likely get three distinct answers.

So that’s why when it comes to selecting a PLM or PDM system, powerful, out-of-the-box capabilities are important to get implementation started quickly and maximize the value delivered. Yet just as important is system flexibility.

As any team that has implemented PLM or PDM knows, out-of-the-box only delivers so much value. Each manufacturing organization has its own unique approach to managing product development and support so flexibility to adapt to different business needs is critical.

And not just once, but for the life of the system

See what product developers say about a PLM platform that offers market-leading flexibility. (3:28)

System Flexibility

When we consider “system flexibility” what comes to mind is a PLM platform that offers open-access and powerful capabilities to help organizations improve the way they manage information and processes, helping them innovate, deploy, and support new products in conjunction with customers, partners, and suppliers.

As leading product development teams well know, Aras applications are flexible to meet evolving business needs. Leveraging the power of the Aras platform, applications can be easily customized or extended to address specific company requirements. And thanks to the innovative Model-Based SOA architecture, the entire Aras product suite, including all applications, are inherently integrated with one another, no matter how much customization has been implemented.

In the video, you can hear directly from product organizations that have discovered the power of flexible PLM. In each case, representatives from a variety of organizations see the value in implementing applications that can be easily changed at any time, keeping PLM capabilities aligned with the needs of the business.

While each product developer must adhere to their own unique product development process, you’ll hear first-hand how each organization has benefited from a PLM platform approach that adapts to their business, not the other way around.

What’s been your experience with implementing PLM to support your unique product development process?

Posted Wed, Aug 24 2016 1:47 PM by jrogier

Considering PLM in the Cloud?

Aras PLM — Wed, 22 Jun 2016 10:06:00 GMT

What do product teams need to consider when deploying Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) in the cloud?

That was the topic of an informative engineering.com webinar entitled "How Will the Global Enterprise use PLM in the Cloud?"

Presented by Jeff Hojlo, program director of product innovation at IDC Manufacturing Insights, and Simon Floyd, director of innovation and PLM solutions at Microsoft, the webinar took a close look at the benefits of using PLM in the cloud in select situations.

The webinar kicked off with the results of industry research findings from IDC. As Jeff shared, research reveals multiple scenarios benefiting most from the use of PLM in the cloud — whether public, private, community (private cloud extended externally), or hybrid (public or private + on-premise).

IDC research looked at implications in four main areas:

Specific processes or product lines for innovation, speed, quality
Extended value chain collaboration
Mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and joint ventures
IoT and connected products

Another area where IDC sees global manufacturers leveraging the cloud is in running PLM evaluations, pilots, or proof of concepts.

As Jeff noted, by targeting the cloud for specific scenarios, global enterprises can begin the digital transformation by supporting key PLM processes that require speed, accessibility, and rapid decision support.

Real World Scenarios

In the second half of the webinar, Simon Floyd of Microsoft gave real-world examples of manufacturers are already enjoying the benefits of some critical PLM processes deployed in this manner — mission-critical data and processes that directly touch the customer or supply chain in particular.

In all, the information was of value to global product development teams looking to increase access, collaboration and integration of the product lifecycle process.

Missed the Webinar? No Problem

To further your knowledge as you evaluate cloud deployment of PLM, please see the following resources.

Archive recording of the webinar. View archive and share with a colleague.
IDC Manufacturing Insights Research Paper "Digital Transformation: Cloud PLM Scenarios for the Global Enterprise."
PLM Deployment Options. Visit PLM Deployment Options page of aras.com to learn about a flexible approach to deploying PLM in the enterprise.

Posted Wed, Jun 22 2016 11:06 AM by jrogier

Protect Your Product Assets

Aras PLM — Wed, 25 May 2016 12:58:00 GMT

Your product development process is your organization’s innovation differentiator. What’s the security impact when it comes to product lifecycle management?

Sharing product development data is key to collaborative product development and manufacturing processes. Engineering, manufacturing and product teams create, manage and share product development information that is the lifeblood of the company’s ability to compete. Yet it is critical to protect intellectual property rights and mitigate the legal, financial and business risks of security related issues.

For those organizations challenged to innovate rapidly, work closely with customers, partners and suppliers, they must have confidence in their PLM infrastructure to keep their information secure.

Security Resource

The Aras team recently published a PLM security white paper outlining the key elements of a secure PLM environment. Aras has many years’ experience working with leading organizations, many in defense and military related activities, building secure PLM systems. By combining a standards-based web architecture, use of proven technology and powerful, flexible capabilities for managing permissions, Aras Innovator provides best-in-class capabilities for securely managing critical product information.

Read the white paper for a closer look at a PLM system that provides a secure working environment.

Product Complexity in Today’s Auto Industry: Can You Move Beyond the PLM Status Quo?

Aras PLM — Thu, 12 May 2016 14:32:00 GMT

For today’s global automotive enterprise, the complexity of product development continues to increase as software, advances in electrification and connectivity become integral to innovation

Here are a few proof points:

A recent Pricewaterhouse Coopers report shows that software contributes more than 90% of new features in automotive product development.
And traditional car companies are not standing still when it comes to disruptive innovation. Industry research from Thompson Reuters finds that automotive manufacturers lead Silicon Valley in driverless car patents designed to advance the autonomy and connected car revolution.
In another example, Google's Self-Driving Car Project and Fiat Chrysler last week announced that they would integrate autonomous vehicle technology into 2017 Chrysler minivans. It is the first time Google has worked directly with a car manufacturer to integrate its self-driving technology into a passenger vehicle.
In terms of the connected car, just this week, General Motors introduced what they cite as the industry’s first predictive technology, designed to warn drivers over potential maintenance issues with the car’s starter motor, fuel pump and 12-volt battery and other components. It is touted as technology that’s similar to innovations found on the Boeing 787, which can send in-flight messages to ground crews alerting them of parts needing inspection before the plane arrives.

Continued Disruption

Additional market forces disrupt vehicle markets in the form of extended international supply chains and collaborative partnerships. New competitors, mergers, and acquisitions change the landscape of the automotive industry overnight, complicating the process of managing increasingly complex product development.

To thrive — and survive — the entire sector must better manage the business of engineering. That translates to working collaboratively to reduce time to market, increase new product throughput while improving product quality and safety, and ensuring complex design and production processes are managed as efficiently as possible. No small matter.

Transforming PLM for the Automotive Industry

Given the unprecedented change facing the automotive industry, there is no more room for data silos in the product lifecycle – a common scenario with traditional, monolithic PLM systems.

Product development requires a systems approach where the management of mechanical, electrical, and software components can all be seamlessly integrated, creating a unified digital thread of product data.

Aras recently published an automotive industry white paper that highlights a new approach to enterprise PLM that is as flexible and innovative as the products it helps to create.

The paper touches upon some of the key elements of a new platform approach to PLM. This approach helps automotive companies drive their digital transformation and achieve their long-sought PLM visions to fully support the business of engineering for the design, manufacture and service of complex, connected vehicles.

Download the paper Transforming PLM for the Automotive Industry: Beyond the Status Quo to see how today’s automotive supplier can leverage a platform approach that enables efficient collaboration to optimize resources, minimize costly errors, and reduce development cycles, leading to better products and increased profitability.

Aras PLM さんの グループ アクティビティ

Top 5 Reasons to Race to ACE

IoT, Product Development and the Impact on Today's Business of Engineering

IoT, Product Development Industry Report

What You'Ll Learn:

A Product Innovation Platform – The Foundation for Product Success?

Product Innovation Platform Report

Product Innovation Platform - Learn More

Looking at the Digital Thread and PLM

Digital Thread and PLM: Read the Report

Learn more

Infographic: The Business of Engineering

Webinar: Can a PLM Platform Approach Transform the Business of Engineering?

PLM PLATFORM Webinar

Webinar Details

Presenters:

Component Management in the Era of IoT: Lower Costs, Manage Complexity

Technology, Regulation, Compliance

PLM and Component Management Webinar

Webinar Details

Event Showcases PLM in the Auto Industry

Thinking about PLM in the Auto Industry

Does the Illusion of PLM in High Tech Still Persist?

PLM in High Tech - A New Vision

Manufacturing Day Celebrates Innovation, Technology

Manufacturing Day Resources

PLM Success: Elusive No More

PLM Success Stories

PLM Success at Kawasaki Heavy Industries

PLM Success at Carlisle Brake & Friction

Asked and Answered: What’s the Value of a Flexible Approach to PLM?

Considering PLM in the Cloud?

Protect Your Product Assets

Security Resource

Product Complexity in Today’s Auto Industry: Can You Move Beyond the PLM Status Quo?

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