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From Files to Knowledge: Turning PLM Vaults into Decision Libraries

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Most PLM systems are good at one thing which is storing and controlling files. They keep the “latest” version of a drawing, lock down revisions, manage approvals, and provide traceability. That’s important, because without control we get chaos. But in many implementation eventually realize a painful truth, even with a well-managed PLM vault, people still […]

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AI in PLM: It Must Solve Real Business Problems, Not Just Be a Fancy Tool

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A striking result from recent research at MIT is that about 95 percent of generative AI investments yield no measurable returns. That is a wake-up call. It does not mean AI is useless, but it does mean that most efforts are misdirected. If companies treat AI as a shiny add-on, rather than as a solution

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PLM in the Cloud or On the Ground? Choosing What Works for You

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PLM in the Cloud (SaaS PLM) or On the Ground? Choosing What Works for You Over the years, we have all seen how PLM has shifted from being an “Engineering Tool” to becoming the central nervous system of an entire business. What used to be a system for managing CAD files and engineering changes is

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Unlocking Sustainability: How PLM Can Power The “Digital Product Passport” (DPP) Journey

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Understanding the Digital Product Passport The European Union is introducing the Digital Product Passport (DPP), a new regulatory requirement aimed at increasing transparency and sustainability of products. Companies selling physical products within the EU will soon have to ensure detailed, digital records of their products are accessible through QR codes, RFID tags, or similar technologies.

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To Customize or Not to Customize PLM: When, Why, and How

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A key question for PLM consultants and product managers is how much to customize their PLM systems to fit specific business needs. Some organizations take PLM software “out of the box” (OOTB) with minimal changes, while others heavily tailor it with custom features. In this blog, we will explore what PLM customization means, its pros

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Industry 5.0

From Steam to Smart: PLM as the Partner of Industrial Revolutions

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The way we design, manufacture, and deliver products has evolved drastically over the centuries. Each phase in the industrial journey has brought us a wave of transformation that reshaped how factories operate and also how humans interact with technology. It all began during the first Industrial Revolution Industry 1.0 when Thomas Savery introduced the industrial

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PLM – It’s Not Rocket Science — Or Is It?

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Long ago (but not so long ago), when I was still a young rooster—or as the Swedes like to say, ‘ungtupp’ (because why use one syllable when you can use two?) I found myself in the heart of a manufacturing facility at Godrej & Boyce, passionately pitching the implementation of an Infor Product Lifecycle Management

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Federated PLM Architecture: Breaking the Chains of Monolithic Systems

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In our previous blog, we ventured into the labyrinth of traditional PLM implementations — systems that are monolithic, siloed, and sometimes as user-friendly as a Rubik’s Cube made of glass. Today, let us discuss something that could make your PLM journey a bit less… frustrating. Enter Federated PLM Architecture — the Robin Hood of the

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Why Traditional PLM Fails: Challenges, Limitations, and the Need for a More Flexible Approach

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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems, play a crucial role in modern product development. However, implementing or upgrading these systems often leads to frustration. Many projects experience delays, budget overruns, or even outright failure. Why? Because most PLM solutions struggle to adapt to the complexities of ever-changing business and engineering environments, kind of like assembling IKEA

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