Dear Friends,
One of my passions is to share information and comments about product lifecycle management (PLM), engineering and manufacturing software. To share ideas and provoke discussions about PLM was my vision behind starting the Daily PLM Think Tank blog back in 2008.
I know many people following my blog on a regular basis. At the same time, I received questions and comments from people searching for information about PLM and trying to use my blog as a source of knowledge. I tried to do it by myself using Google search. I have to admit – this is not an easy task… My articles are usually short. It is very good for daily blog, but bad if you try to connected them together as a story. Some of my old articles lost videos, references and not connected with today’s industry landscape.
Overall, it was bad experience and decided that I need to do something about it…
My original plan was to write a book about Product Lifecycle Management. As I started to work during 2015, I found a book format too constrained for that goal. So, I decided to come with a new website in 2016- plmbook.com. A new website will provide an organized set of materials about PLM for everyone.
I’ve made lot of writing last year and I’m going to publish it gradually during 2016. Some of materials will be rewriting and modifications of articles published earlier on Beyond PLM. New articles will be coming as well. I plan to work on this project in 2016.
I encourage you to subscribe and stay tuned for updates…
Best, Oleg @ Beyond PLM
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I’m interested in the book! Thx in advance Oleg…
I can’t wait to see how you approach this subject!
Rick, thanks for your comment and interest! Stay tuned… I’m working on this.
Jonathan, thank you! I look forward to that too. Best, Oleg
How exciting — such a huge topic. I can’t wait to see how you approach it!
Hi Monica, Thank you!
Hola Oleg. Te sigo desde hace más de un año en tu blog. Me parece que tu aporte hacia el mundo del PLM es incalculable. Gabriel Castillo – Venezuela
Hi Gabriel, thank you!
I am a newbie to PLM world. And so, from a layman perspective, I wanted to know, what are some of the official standards that a ‘modern’ PLM solution may adhere to. These standards maybe around data (design, manufacture, service, etc.) or could be communication of such data, etc. Will your book be covering such a topic?
Hello oleg…
Great initiative…. We are all with you in this one more new journey!!
Regards,
Praveen
It’s always great reading up your views on PLM and beyond 🙂
Very interesting topic
Bob, thank you!
Happy New Year friends. My iPad shows a white screen¡.
Its always good to see the blog on plm like this .
You really are doing an amazing job , providing the information on such topics is really inresting .
I come from Taiwan. I manage PLM system in my job.
I am learn how to study your blog
Hi Oleg, when will you be adding additional content to this book?
Thanks
Ryan