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Pursue a platform approach to product innovation
Midsize manufacturers leverage PLM, enterprise integration as a competitive weapon
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Innovation calls on the entire manufacturing enterprise—not just design engineering—to move products through production and out into the supply chain, where after-sales service and product end-of-life can be fully scoped.
But the functional silos that make up the enterprise—and the solutions that have evolved to fit those functions—inhibit sound information management in pursuit of innovation.
Enterprise, supply chain, customer, CAD, and product lifecycle management (PLM) systems each have their own set of relevant product data—a factor that leads to gaps and overlaps among the systems. By placing PLM atop an enterprise integration platform, a product development information platform can be had to stimulate innovation and top-line growth.
The services-oriented architecture on which such a platform is based allows enterprises to work seamlessly with various applications. Supplementing this approach with PLM templates particular to vertical manufacturing sectors—and with needed consulting services—brings enterprise-driven innovation within the reach of midsize manufacturers most impacted by globalization.
Tune in to learn more.
SPEAKERS:
Jim Brown
VP and Service Director, Global Product Innovation and Engineering
Aberdeen Group
Martin Rabot
Teamcenter Practice Manager
INCAT
Kerry Grimes
Vice President, Midmarket and Global Channel Sales
UGS
MODERATOR:
Kevin Parker
Editorial Director
Manufacturing Business Technology
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