Thinking outside the box about PLM

thinking outside the box

about PLM

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Old Story about Standards...

The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. Why was that gauge used?

Imperial Roman chariots were made wide enough to accommodate the rear end of two war horses...

✦Because that's the way they built them in England...

✦Because it was build by somebody who built pre-railroad tram rails...

✦Because they use the same tools and jigs they used for wagons that used the same spacing...

✦Because otherwise wagon wheels would break on some of the old, long distance road in England because of the spacing of wheel ruts...

✦Imperial Rome built the first long distance road in Europe and England...

✦Roman war chariots formed the initial ruts, everyone else had to match...

✦Roman war chariots were made to accommodate two horses asses :)...

So, why US railroad gauge is 4 feet, 8.5 inches?

Reflections

PLM Challenges

• Cost of implementation is too high

• Cost of change is skyrocketing

• New platforms need to be validated

• Customers is demanding vertical solution

• PLM without PLM is getting some voices

---Your Product Data Management---

Isn’t cool....

Data Inflation

From Click to Tap?

Old Ways to Communicate

PLM Product Suites

Integration and Data Sharing Problem

There is a growing demand for integrated solutions

Data Standards?

Company attitude to PLM standards can be compared with how they feel about their toothbrush. Every company has one and nobody wants to use anybody else’s.

Technological Trends...

IT Consumerization

increased amount of consumer tech coming to IT

Cloud Mobile Social

User Experience

Aggregation

Augmentation

Communication

Free + Mobile Online

From PDM to PLM?

PDM vs. PLM: Data Perspective

The Ugly Truth - It is all about the data (!)

PLMEngineering

Manufacturing

SupportDesign

PDM vs. PLM: Process Perspective

Engineering

Requirement Support / Service

PLM expansion downstream and upstream

PDM vs. PLM: Integration Perspective

Extended Enterprise

Source PTC. 2009

PDM vs. PLM: Integration Perspective

Additional Reflections...

ROI Balance: Benefits need to be real

Service Extensive Business: Pros/Cons

http://www.cimdata.com/newsletter/2007/14/02/14.02.01.htm

Services Revenuesin cPDM business

In 2010:

Move to Open Systems

PLM - Back to the future?

• Cloud / SaaS innovation

• MCAD Innovation

• Challenge the conventional thinking

• Who PLM is competing with?

What is my conclusion?

Factors Impacting PLM Industry

• Market Growth

• Vertical Industries

• Integration with other business systems

• Mid-market

• M&A

Thank you!Please, talk to me. I’m available online.

Oleg Shilovitskyhttp://beyondplm.com/

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