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Defining PLM

By Kate

Happy Friday everyone!  As such, it’s time to bring back the Friday poll.  Today’s poll is about the definition of PLM (product lifecycle management).

Many thanks to answer and see how others define PLM.

Bon weekend!

Kate

Published on March 12, 2010Tags: , .
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2 responses to “Defining PLM”

  1. Jonathan says:
    March 15th, 2010 at 10:00 am

    You could do with an “ALL” option in this poll, as it may not be obvious if people have selected all the option…

  2. Kate says:
    March 15th, 2010 at 10:47 am

    At first I thought so too, but I wanted people to think about each option presented (and not)and mindfully reply. Using the ALL option encourages laziness and not necessarily honest answers. ;-)

    After the poll runs awhile, I’ll blog about the answers. For example, it’s interesting to see what Other answers people give, although the poll doesn’t show that bit when you answer.

    Thanks to spread the word so we can get a large representation of mindshare.

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