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Next PLM Challenge: To Connect Process and Communities « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Social is growing. During the past two years, we had seen many new topics introduced by social computing – social networks, communication, collaboration. A bunch of product were previewed, released… and already failed in this space. Enterprise 2.0 is growing as a separate and very interesting industry. The most visible social computing related movements in Product Lifecycle Management are DS Social Innovation and PTC’s Social Product Development – both pushing the power of social-network-like elements into PLM mainstream. I tried to analyze potential challenges in various aspects related to adopting of social software in Product Lifecycle Management and would like to share my thoughts and conclusions.
Microsoft Futuristic PLM Commercials and Google’s reality « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Some thoughts about how Microsoft’s futuristic commercials can be connected to Google’ reality. Yesterday announcement of Visual Search or how Google called it Google Googles, drove me to think and connect some of my previous posts and videos I had chance to see before.
Freemium PLM – Yes or No? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Freemium is a business model became very popular among internet start-ups and established companies. Services like LinkedIn, Flikr and Skype are using freemium business model. If you are not familiar with this term, take a look here. Also, I’m recommending Anderson’s book.
Why do I think freemium model can be successfully applied to PLM?
Product and Process Models in PLM – What Should Come First? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Common definition of the process – “a set of activities leading to the desired outcome”. Despite on such simple and straightforward definition, implementation of processes in PLM delayed and very often lead to a significant complexity in implementation. I’d like to analyze and discover why it happens and what other factors can influence process implementation in the organization.
PLM: How Much Do We Have and to Whom it Belongs? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Extensive development of social trends and connection between social trend and product lifecycle management got me to think more about intellectual property of PLM and related product information, business process etc. How we handle it today and how we will handle it in the future? I can see three parallel trends – all of them brought me to the same question of how much PLM worth and how organizations and individuals will be able to manage it in a corporate and social ecosystem we have.
PLM Open Source: Business or Social Need? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
The following NYT article drove my attention yesterday – Open Source as a Model for Business is Elusive. I already had chance to discuss open source and PLM on plmtwine. If you just came to my blog, you can review the following posts:
Happy 1st Birthday Daily PLM Think Tank! « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Dear Friends,
One year ago I started Daily PLM Think Tank with this post! Thank you all for support and your voices. Without you it was absolutely impossible to make it. So far, some numbers:
369 posts,
1′949 comments,
131′345 page views.
Enterprise 2.0 Adoption and Social PLM « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
I had chance to read about adoption of Enterprise 2.0. You can take a look on RearWriteEnterprise blog post here. To see high-tech, manufacturing, aerospace and defense on the leading places was a very interesting and positive surprise.
PLM and ERP: Why it doesn’t fit? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Reading Jim Brown’s blog post “Choosing an ERP to Fit PLM?”, I started to ask myself why these systems fit or don’t fit. For many organizations, I had chance to see in my professional life, PLM and ERP integration was always on the level of “love and hate” relationships. People wanted this integration to happen and on the other side discovered a lot of conflicting topics that prevented them from the ability to organize smooth fit and integration between PLM and ERP.
PLM Prompt: Outlook Social Connector « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Short Prompt. I enjoyed video and examples of Outlook Social Connector. If your life is around Outlook and Microsoft Office, you will be surprised by a great job done in Outlook to connect multiple social networks. If you are working as an engineer or designer you can now consolidate email information stream together with social networks inside of outside of your organization.
How Many Social Platforms We Need for Enterprise? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
I think, we are all crazy about a “social computing” topic. Social marketing, social communication, social platform, social content… Few latest announcements last week drove me to some thoughts about Social Platforms in enterprise. Salesforce.com announced Chatter – new social platform for enterprise on their Dreamforce 2009 conference. Almost at the same time, Dassault Systems presentated Social Innovation on European Customer Conference in Paris.
PLM Promot: How to Present Cloud PLM Solutions?
How you can explain to customers about PLM on cloud (or on demand)?
Quite many times, I’m hearing a phrase “Cloud is not for PLM”.The cloud and on-demand topics were discussed multiple times, and I actually can find some very compelling reasons why cloud is good for PLM. I think everything starts from a good explanation. I found the following video (thanks Josh!) about Google Chrome OS as a very good explanation of why our life will move to cloud.
Develop A Successful PLM Elevator Pitch? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
How many times you’ve been in the situation when you need to explain what PLM is doing to the people who are not familiar with the magic TLA – PLM ? I assume it happened to you many times… It could be your technological fellows, potential partners, customers… or maybe even your wife is interesting about what are you doing on your job after 7pm :) . Whatever reason it happened, have you tried to develop 2 minutes PLM pitch about what is your company best PLM products are doing?
PLM Prompt: Office and SharePoint 2010 public betas now available for download « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Microsoft finally made available beta versions of Office 2010 and SharePoint 1010 yesterday. So, I finally have an account to try it out. What are the most interesting scenarios to test in my view?
Azure Goes Live, Will be PLM Impacted? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Finally announced by Microsoft – Azure will go to live in January 2010. To make yourself more familiar with Azure, use this link. You can read interesting Q&A on ebiz. However, my main topic to discuss will be how this new cloud platform from Microsoft will impact today’s PLM on-demand status quo?
PLM Alert: Google Image Swirl User Experience « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Short alert on Google Labs Releasing Swirl. Google Image Swirl allows you to organize and search images. Official Google’s blog announcement is here. You can run Google Swirl from here.
SaaS and Open Source: PLM Future Rides « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Recent announcements about new company PLM+ stroke me to think again about these two interesting trends – On Demand (or SaaS if you will) and Open Source Software (OSS). In one of my previous posts, I talked about promising future trends for PLM. In my view, both (On Demand and OSS) are there.
Measuring PLM Technologies Payoff « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Reading over the weekend ZDNet post, “Why IT cannot seem to deliver measurable productivity”, I started to think about how many times I heard about PLM technologies in the context of productivity and other aspects of PLM impact on organizational performance. Even, if I think, there is a significant improvement in the way companies perceived PLM, I think, there are too many situations where PLM is not associated with company performance and existence of these tools and technologies in the organization considered as something “we cannot avoid”…
How Many Enterprise Backbones Organization Needs? « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Interesting post drove my attention yesterday. Reading about the role of PLM as enterprise backbone, I wanted to raise a question – how many of such “e-bones” do we need? My experience shows that in every enterprise implementation, discussion magically came to the point of “what will serve as a company/organization/product/enterprise or whatever else backbone. And I have to say, that I always got mixed feeling about that. I will try to put my pros and cons in the way enterprise systems can be organized to serve product lifecycle and enterprise resource planning needs.
3D Perspectives: How To Create Products for Our Digital Future « Daily PLM Think Tank Blog
Have you ever thought about what will be the future of product creation, manufacturing and consumer experience?
Very often we live in our own domains in our own closed environments. However, boundaries are difficult to sustain for the long-term. Life is dynamic, and changes are being generated all the time from user experiences, communication and other technological and social aspects.
It is not always simple to get a cross-domain perspective. So, I will try and offer you examples of existing and future technologies and experiences to show my perspective on how tomorrow’s products will be designed, created, manufactured and sold.
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