Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) domain is at a key point in its development: its concepts and technologies are mature. PLM systems not only manage documents but information associated to a product along its lifecycle, such as Bills-Of-Material (BOM) or require- ments at different levels of granularity. All the dependencies between concepts lead to complex relationships from which it is not easy to get a coherent overview. The purpose of the paper is to know whether PLM systems are able to deal relationships complexity. Two case studies – one form manufacturing industry and the other one from a new application domain of PLM, Bio-Medical Imaging - are developed in the paper. They show that hierarchical browsing of existing PLM systems is not suitable to manage relationships complexity and must evolve to graph browsing.
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Allanic, M., Durupt, A., Eynard, B., Allanic, M., Joliot, M., Allanic, M., … Boutinaud, P. (2014). Towards an enhancement of relationships browsing in mature PLM systems. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 442, 345–354. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45937-9_34
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