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PLM Standards

The PLMIG began an international discussion process on PLM standards in December 2009, starting in the widely-circulated 2PLM e-zine. This has expanded to include direct input from standards organisations, user corporations, consultancies and researchers in Europe, the USA and the southern hemisphere.

We now have a clear enough picture to begin the process of actually creating the standards. The PLMIG will host a Launch Workshop in March that will provide a platform for users, vendors, integrators, consultants, academics and other organisations to work together to generate the first standards material.

You can follow developments and add your own views via this link to PLM Standards.

Standards Launch Workshop

The PLMIG will host the first Global PLM Standards Workshop Oxford later this month.  The Agenda will cover user-requested standards for:-

  • PLM Definition and Scope
  • Product Structure
  • Vision/Planning Integration
  • Metrics and ROI
  • PLM Engagement & Delivery

There is also a new proposal for a PLM 8-Layer Model that may provide a standard structure for PLM implementation.


The event will be held at the Oxford Centre,
333 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 7PL
on Wednesday 24 March and Thursday 25 March 2010.

Oxford Centre, UK

PLM standards will clarify much of the confusion in PLM implementation and will enable major savings in the effort required to rationalise PLM across large organisations. Delegates will set the priorities for PLM standards development, and be able to work on how to apply these standards in their own organisations.

For more information or to register, follow the links or .


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