Data Management Conference Attracts Record Crowd

May 10, 2012

Siemens just completed hosting a PLM conference with an amazing attendance of over 1800 PLM users. Proof of the growing reliance on PLM software these numbers speak for themselves. The conference was covered in the Automation World article, “Siemens PLM Conference Attracts 1,800 Plus”.

Some of the highlights of the conference’s 400 sessions were explained by the article as,

“Significant trends impacting manufacturing and the product lifecycle management (PLM) market according to (Chuck) Grindstaff were Big Data, product complexity, integrated systems and computational expansion. He mentioned Siemens PLM’s commitment to open–open culture, open data, open products and open communities–something reiterated by other executives the remainder of the day.”

Siemens is not the only PLM provider dedicated to the idea of open. As more smaller and midsized companies realize the need for PLM to manage their growing data open source cloud-based solutions are beginning to emerge with more frequency. We recommend companies looking for a personalized data management solution with the best customer service to be found contact Inforbix, a company dedicated to helping clients find, share and reuse data to streamline processes and minimize waste and duplication.

Catherine Lamsfuss, May 10, 2012

Written by Catherine · Filed Under Enterprise, News, Search, Technology

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