PLM Interest Group

The PLM Interest Group provides neutral tools, expert knowledge, managed programmes and leadership to raise the performance of PLM.

The PLMIG provides a wide range of structured methodologies to enable Members to raise their implementations to a standard of PLM excellence.

PLMIG toolsets are the instruction books for PLM. They embody most comprehensive and advanced set of neutral working methodologies for PLM.

                          Class A PLM

All well-established corporate PLM implementations regard themselves as Advanced, and examples of PLM Best Practice.

But if the PLM industry could establish a formalised definition of 'Advanced PLM', would your implementation qualify?

You can now find out, by following a structured self-assessment process that will enable you to generate agreed metrics for every aspect of your PLM programme, and compare them against a new standard of Class A PLM.