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On the latest episode of the Digital Enterprise Society Podcast, Thom Singer and Craig Brown welcome Joseph Anderson, President of IpX – Institute for Process Excellence and John Laslavic, CEO and Founder of Upchain to talk about the upcoming ConX19 and the importance of making digital transformation happen — one workgroup at a time.
John Laslavic will be speaking at ConX19 about heterogeneous data management across the value chain and how critical that is in today’s product environment of a distributed engineering, manufacturing and service, as well as integration to other systems when PLM is on the cloud. He shares his insights into the importance of standardizing language and information sharing across industries as well as his experiences with failed attempts to do so. LISTEN NOW.
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PLM World has fully transitioned to Digital Enterprise Society. The PLM World website will be shutdown and redirected to www.DigitalEnterpriseSociety.org as of June 15. PLM World social media accounts will be making a similar transition in the coming weeks. Former members of PLM World have a free Digital Enterprise Society membership through December 31, 2019.
If you'd like to take a guided tour of the new Digital Enterprise Society website and it's features, we'll be offering a Digital Enterprise Society Community Tour Webinar on Thursday, June 20. During this webinar we'll explore areas of the new Digital Enterprise Society website, including your member profile, community groups, directory, and more.
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Information Age
CAD and PLM are enabling digital transformation.
This buzzword is creating “a renaissance that’s fundamentally changing the way we think about things and think about creation, and creating the products that are revolutionizing the world.” This was how Mario Armstrong, the American radio and TV host, opened LiveWorx 2019.
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Manufacturing.net
A memorable Superbowl commercial a few years back depicted a crew of mechanics hastily changing the wings on a passenger plane while the aircraft remained aloft, never veering from its established flight path.
It was a metaphor, of course, for the challenge of managing major change within an ongoing enterprise.
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Using Technical Elements (TEs) for product design helps you realize the model based enterprise as manufacturing and inspection information are consistently maintained at the model. Moreover, PMI creation is automated thus eliminating manual efforts for the designer.
Come visit us at Realize Live 2019 in Detroit
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AS/COA
Today’s chief financial officer (CFO), must be 50% traditional finance and 50% business-oriented to add value to the company, says Livio Vicco, executive director of finance for the Andean Cluster at Avon, in this Q&A. As a growing number of financial department roles are being automated or digitized, he says, having a strategic business vision is the way to add value and create growth for a business as a CFO.
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CSO Online
Cloud computing continues to transform the way organizations use, store and share data, applications and workloads. It has also introduced a host of new security threats and challenges. With so much data going into the cloud — and into public cloud services in particular — these resources become natural targets for bad actors.
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Tech Republic
Security for the enterprise is challenging, and it's a broad issue with no surefire answers. But when it comes to humans and security, it's never easy. Karen Roby talked with Richard Bird, a security expert with Ping Identity, about the enterprise.
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Rocket Software
Want to learn how you can confidently share sensitive product data with OEMs and Partners while adhering to strict supply chain mandates? Read this eBook to find out now!
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Forbes
Jim Landis is job hunting after a year spent as his wife’s full-time caregiver. Because she has ongoing medical issues, one of Landis’ must-haves is the ability to work from his Denver home at least part-time. To make himself a stronger candidate for remote work, the requirements-analysis manager and software programmer paid roughly $500 for four online classes in advanced digital skills such as data science and data analytics.
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