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no PLM ?
Future Engineering Software Trends
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Predicting Future
"The Americans have need of the telephone, but we do not. We have plenty of messenger boys."
Sir William Preece, chief engineer of the British Post Office, 1876
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Predicting Future
"Airplanes are interesting toys but of no military value."
Marshal Ferdinand Foch, 1911
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Predicting Future
"I believe OS/2 is destined to be the most important operating system, and possibly program, of all time.”
Bill Gates 11/87
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Predicting Future
"The best way to predict the future is to invent it”
Alan Kay of Apple Computers
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Enterprise Software
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Mobile is a new laptop
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The iPass Mobile Workforce Report, Nov-2010
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Mobile is a new laptop
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The iPass Mobile Workforce Report, Nov-2010
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Did You Get Social?
If you are not connected, you cannot collaborate...
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Social Systems
We will need to understand how to apply social technologies to work for engineering and enterprise systems...
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Open Source
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Open Source becomes more visible in enterprise
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End of Microsoft Dominance
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Technology
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Enterprise IT on fire
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Geoffrey Moore, 2010Atmosphere Event,
Technological Innovation is coming from consumer IT
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Cloud Confusion
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PLM Architecture: Get off my cloud!
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From Databases to Networks
• Relationships becomes global - data & communication
• Pressure on decision making
• Data is across organization and cannot be placed in a single database
• Answers are in the intersection of information and people’s interaction
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Organizations understand database, but very small amount of people understand networks
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No single PLM database in the future
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Products & Vendors
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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
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So... no PLM?
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What is my conclusion?
no PLM = not only PLM
1. Simple
2. Getting Job Done
3. In a different way
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Thank you!Please, talk to me. I’m available online.
Oleg Shilovitskyhttp://beyondplm.com/
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The Future of Engineering Software
3 Questions....
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The Future of Engineering Software---panel discussion---
Question 1:
The next biggest influencer?
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The Future of Engineering Software---panel discussion---
Question 2:
The next biggest surprise?
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The Future of Engineering Software---panel discussion---
Question 3:
The next biggest disappointment?
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