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After the first episode of “The PLM Doctor is IN“, this time a question from Helena Gutierrez. Helena is one of the founders of SharePLM, a young and dynamic company focusing on providing education services based on your company’s needs, instead of leaving it to function-feature training.
I might come back on this topic later this year in the context of PLM and complementary domains/services.
Now sit back and enjoy.
Note: Due to a technical mistake Helena’s mimic might give you a “CNN-like” impression as the recording of her doctor visit was too short to cover the full response.
PLM and Startups – is this a good match?
Relevant links discussed in this video
Marc Halpern (Gartner): The PLM maturity table
VirtualDutchman: Digital PLM requires a Model-Based Enterprise
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed the answer and look forward to your questions and comments. Let me know if you want to be an actor in one of the episodes.
The main rule: A single open question that is puzzling you related to PLM.
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