PDM moves to the mainstream

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Abstract

Many manufacturers have begun to implement product data management (PDM) in an effort to improve overall effectiveness and success. PDM systems control product-related data and associated work-flow processes. As an integration tool connecting many different areas, PDM manages product data throughout the enterprise ensuring that the right information goes to the right person. This way, PDM improves communication and cooperation among diverse groups, and forms the basis for organizations to restructure their product development processes and institute initiatives. PDM has proven its value to organizations around the world and is now available to a wider range of companies as cost-effective solutions are provided for small and midsize organizations.

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Miller, E. (1998). PDM moves to the mainstream. Mechanical Engineering, 120(10), 74–79. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.1998-oct-3

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