Webcast: High Tech Manufacturing in the New Reality: How to stay ahead of the game, become more efficient, and remain competitive
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Enterprise PLM
Is your company ready for Enterprise PLM?
Enterprise product life-cycle management (PLM) encompasses nine business processes—among them the much-embraced Design for Supply and Cost. This podcast sets up the relationship between PLM software and Enterprise PLM processes in basic terms, including the bonuses found in time-to-market and product quality.
Speaker: Sarvesh Jagannivas
Vice President of Marketing for Oracle’s Agile PLM software group
Moderator: Sidney Hill
Executive Editor of Manufacturing Business Technology
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May 14, 2009 11:00am MDT
In today's new reality, companies have to overcome not only the economic environment, but also industry challenges. In the high-tech industry, companies are used to short product life cycles and highly sophisticated products being considered commodities. In order to stay ahead of the curve, it is necessary to rapidly provide innovative solutions and cut costs for a good ROI.
View the broadcast and listen to Mr. Rob Goranson, former Controller at Purcell, a high-tech manufacturer, explain how they became innovative and cut costs while remaining a top manufacturer. Hear from Chris Ritterhern, Director - Solutions Engineers at Emergys, who will give an overview of industry trends and what to expect in the coming quarters based on industry insights and research.
Posted May 27, 2009
