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Product Lifecycle Management





2PLM ezine 2PLM Archive (1998-2008)
21 April 2008 issue 9 May 2008 issue

Global Product: Strategy, Product Lifecycle
Management and the Billion Customer Question

Making Progress with PLM
A Manual for PLM Initiatives and PLM Projects

PLM book. Product Lifecycle Management : Paradigm
for 21st century Product Realisation Table of Contents

Next Steps For Your PLM Initiative
PLM User Trends - 2006 Workshop PLM Webinar

Global PLM Survey 2007
PLM World 2005 Summary

Product Lifecycle Management Library

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Getting Started with PLM
PLM Awareness, PLM Workshop, PLM Feasibility Study

Reviewing PLM Progress
PLM Status Review, PLM Audit

Managing the PLM Initiative or PLM Project
PLM Vision, PLM Strategy, PLM Planning, PLM Justification

The Ten Step Approach to PLM
Looking at PLM for the first time.., Creating a Business Case..,

Product Lifecycle Management : Vendors
Product Lifecycle Management : Service Providers

Product Data Management (PDM)
Introduction to PDM, PDM implementation, PDM Review,....

Managing PDM in a changing environment
Four Stages of PDM Progress CAD Management

15 Principles of Good Product Development
Engineering Change Management Innovation Management






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The Evolving Definition of PLM
PLM is the business activity of managing a company's products all the way across their lifecycles, from the very first idea for a product all the way through until it is retired and disposed of, in the most effective way.
PLM is the activity of managing a product throughout its lifecycle - 'from cradle to grave' - making sure that everything works well with the product and making sure the product makes good money for the company.
The objectives of PLM are to increase product revenues, reduce product-related costs, and maximize the value of the product portfolio.
From : Making Progress with PLM (2005)

PLM is the activity of managing a company's products all the way across their lifecycles in the most effective way.
From : Product Lifecycle Management : Paradigm for 21st century Product Realisation (2004)



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