By: Satish Jay
I think PLM on the cloud is real and happening. The only thing that could be a problem is integration with in-house CAD systems. If both these systems can live in the cloud “together” then it will be...
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Steve, I’m referring to “The Innovator’s Dilemma” which is a book that anyone in any capacity in technology should read. I read it when it came out in 97 and I ran around SDRC waving it and yelling...
View ArticleBy: Hemboy
Oleg – The above article has valid points. However, every coin has two faces and so does cloud PLM also. There is bound to be advantages and disadvantages. According to me, a company trying to...
View ArticleBy: MarcL
Part of what I think is happening in this debate about Cloud PLM (or CAD on the Cloud for that matter) is that we all seem to be thinking about it as if we’re just moving the same software, use cases,...
View ArticleBy: beyondplm
Craig, thanks for your insight! I agree- multiple scenarios are possible. Some of them are in focus of major vendors today. Others can be un-predicated (like your example with 10$ CAD rent from Indian...
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Steve, In my view, you are right on the spot. Cloud lower the barrier and create additional opportunities. Similar to what Windows created for SolidWorks. Thanks for you comments! Oleg
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Satish, thanks for the comment! I think, SolidWorks did a small step forward with n!Fuze. They pushed towards the cloud in 2010 SWW, but pull it back earlier this year. n!Fuze is a re-make of existing...
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Hemboy, there are always pros and cons. Sometimes not taking a decision is even worse than to take a wrong one. Best, Oleg
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Marc, thanks for your comment and information sharing. I agree, we need to stop “re-invent” existing things on cloud. The new “cloud services” will be different from how today CAD/PLM systems looks...
View ArticleBy: Beyond PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) Blog Cloud Transformation -...
[…] debates 10 years ago? Here are some old posts to refresh your memories – PLM and cloud trap, Top 3 PLM cloud killers. My favorite old article is the one I wrote back in 2016 after the Siemens PLM...
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