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PLM case:Time-to-market

PLM case:Time-to-market. Some answers. Indicators: Measure Product Development time and progress (Formal project model e.g milestones) Measure the ability to share information. Examples: How many stages there are when BOM is build from design to the production.

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PLM case:Time-to-market

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  1. PLM case:Time-to-market • Some answers • Indicators: • Measure Product Development time and progress (Formal project model e.g milestones) • Measure the ability to share information. Examples: • How many stages there are when BOM is build from design to the production. • Does BOM data needs any conversions when it is moved • Same can be done e.g. for SW. How many stages there are before released SW reach production. • Number of errors

  2. PLM case:Time-to-market • Possible PLM development areas • Co-operation in value chain • Use of data standards which are agreed together • Formal project model also supports better data flows • this also improves the quality of transferred dataless errors due to misinformation

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