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PLM Concept Set - Standard Introduction
The PLM Concept Set is a set of standard definitions and principles that should be understood and applied by all PLM practitioners. It encapsulates the high-level concepts that experienced PLM people will know, but people new to the role may not. Each definition and principle is a standard in its own right, but the PLM Concept Set brings them together in a standardised grouping that defines, for the first time, a base point of conceptual knowledge for clear and accurate PLM thinking. Application
Understanding of the PLM Concept Set is necessary for a successful approach to all PLM activities, including (for example); long-term planning; definition of metrics; customer and supplier collaboration; and even the application of PLM standards themselves. PLM managers, vendors, integrators and consultants all speak the same "PLM language", and share some vague kind of common experience, but what is it that experienced PLM people know that someone new to the role would not? Almost everyone who has worked in PLM for some time knows these concepts implicitly, but they have never previously been defined. These fundamentals are formalised by the PLM Concept Set.
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