PLM Conference, September, 16 Reasons to Attend the Geneva PLM Conference, The Path to PLM [2], Standardisation News
2PLM NewsletterJohn Stark Associates August 15, 2011 - Vol14 #10 |
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Welcome to the 2PLM e-zine This issue includes :
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| PLM Conference, September by John Stark |
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| Have you registered for the Geneva International PLM Conference?
It will be held on September 6-7, 2011 at the CERN site in Geneva, Switzerland, and looks like the best PLM event of 2011:
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Please use the following links to register. Registration Process Registration Form There's still time to be an PLM Conference Exhibitor or Sponsor. Please follow this link to exhibit or sponsor. |
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| The Path to PLM [2] by Roger Tempest |
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| The Path to PLM (described in more detail in 2PLM August 01) has now been finalised, and is published as the Q2 2012 issue of the PLM Journal.
The Path to PLM methodology explains what to do to take a company from a starting point 'zero' to the launch of a functional PLM platform within a declared two-year timeframe. It is used in conjunction with the PLM Best Practice Library (see 2PLM July 04)), which provides extensive material to show how to carry out the tasks involved. The methodology enables any organisation from any industry to become fully aware of PLM, and to achieve a practical and effective first implementation within 2 years. It can be used by any company that decides: "We want to find out exactly how PLM can help our business, and implement an effective system by the quickest and most practical route." |
The Path to PLM can also be used by companies that have already started out with PLM, but feel that progress has not been as good as expected. The methodology includes a "brownfield" process that will steer the implementation onto a best-practice track within a similar timescale.
Both the Path to PLM and the PLM Best Practice Library have been generated as a result of the PLM Standardisation Initiative, and are part of the PLMIG membership material for 2011. More information is available via pathtoplm@plmig.com.
Roger Tempest is co-founder of the PLMIG. Membership of the PLMIG is available via membership@plmig.com. |
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| Standardisation News by Roger Tempest |
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The PLM Standardisation Initiative will "call in" at the Geneva Conference in three weeks' time, with a PLMIG presentation on PLM standards, governance, and benchmarking that will highlight the new developments that are being made. The 16 Reasons to Attend at CERN include:-
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The standardisation of PLM, and the development of the PLM Best Practice Library, impact all of these.
The Initiative continues with the 2-day Milan Workshop on 27-28 September, partnered by Holonix and Promise Innovation. The Milan Workshop is a chance to see the current status of PLM in the Italian region and to cover detailed subjects including:-
Registration for Milan is now open, and delegates in Geneva receive a discount on the Milan Workshop fee. You can find out more information about the Milan Workshop via standards@plmig.com.
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