Are you Implementing PLM, the Right Way?

Design : Right Foundation

You are carefully planning the architecture and infrastructure of the PLM system to accommodate future scalability and changes

Design : Right Size

You are avoiding over-customization, implementing only the features and functionalities that align with specific needs and objectives.

Design : Right Customizations

You are prioritizing configuration over customization wherever possible resulting in minimum complexity, less maintenance efforts, and more compatibility with future upgrades.

Design : Right Features

You have clearly identified right PLM Features and related your own specific business needs.

Design : Right Exchange

You have planned well for Seamless data exchange for interoperability and collaboration across departments.

Design : Right Consulting

You have engaged experienced PLM consultants who possess industry-specific knowledge and best practices.

Execution : Right Methods

You have planned well for implementation with right methodologies across the project lifecycle.

Execution : Right Tools

You are utilizing right tools to get standardized frameworks and methodologies to expedite the implementation process and mitigate risks. e.g. Accelerators, best practices, and templates

Execution : Right Output

You have defined a clear acceptance criteria and measurable objectives for evaluating the success of the PLM implementation.

Secutiry : Right Security

You have Implemented robust security measures at every level, including user access controls, data encryption, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Adoption : Right PLM Adoption

You have prioritized user trainings, change management, and clear communication to foster acceptance and utilization of the PLM system throughout the organization.

Adoption : Right Documentation

You have planned for a comprehensive PLM documentation with – Clear and accessible documentation, including user guides, training materials, policies, and procedures.