Author name: Sathish Kumar Sathiya

My focus is on helping organizations optimize their product lifecycle processes, enhance collaboration, and achieve sustainable growth through effective PLM strategies. Dedicated to delivering value, I strive to empower clients to overcome challenges and achieve their business goals.

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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Variant BOM Management: PLM vs ERP vs CPQ—Which Approach To Choose?

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When companies deal with products that have different variants, like an automobile, electronics, or industrial machines, managing the Bill of Materials (BOM) can become challenging. The question often arises, Should we handle Variant BOM Management in our PLM system, or would it be better in our ERP, or should we have an additional tool? A

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“The Hidden Cost of Underfunding PLM: Why Balancing PLM Investments Matters”

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In the corporate landscape, both Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems serve very important yet distinct roles. ERP systems streamline and integrate core business processes such as finance, human resources, and supply chain management, ensuring operational efficiency. On the other hand, PLM systems oversee the complete lifecycle of a product, handling

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Understanding Digitization, Digitalization, and Digital Transformation: What’s the Difference?

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Technology is changing so fast that we can barely keep up. Everywhere we go, people talk about #DigitalTransformation a very famous buzzword. But before we know about it, we must first understand Digitization and Digitalization as well. Let us break it down in simple terms on how do they differ. Digitization: The First Step (People

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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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