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.

                    PLM Manager Tools

          PLM Standardisation Manual

Every company that implements PLM does so in its own way, in response to its own operational drivers and constraints.  This means that even the best PLM implementation is a "one off", and entirely bespoke.

Standardisation is an essential part of advanced PLM, and is one of the cheapest and most effective ways of improving a mature PLM implementation.

The PLM Standardisation Manual is structured in seven logical parts. It covers all of the background and theory, and provides a clear and easy-to-follow methodology for applying standardisation within your own PLM environment. It shows the targets to aim for, the benefits that can be achieved, and the possiblilities for the future if best practice is shared across the PLM industry.