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PLM 360, Industry Strategy Marketing. “PLM 360 works very well with our desktop design products, like Inventor, in that it adds the ability to do highly fl exible workfl ows to the CAD design process.”
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Autodesk has offered Vault, the company’s on-premise PLM solution, for many years. The company announced a new work- fl ow engine in one of last year’s PLM 360 releases, and typically releases updates to PLM 360 every fi ve to six weeks. “We’ve been releasing updates monthly, but we’re starting to throttle back,” said Lock- lin. While the releases show investment and offer rapid advances in PLM 360 to customers, they can also present chal- lenges in training, sales and deployment. “Obviously the popularity and frequent releases are a double-edged sword.” Another SaaS PLM developer, Arena Solutions (Foster City, CA), in October updated its cloud-based PLM software with Arena Demand, Arena Projects, Arena Exchange and Arena API. Its cus- tomers focus on high-technology, medi- cal and industrial manufacturing, said Steve Chalgren, Arena vice president, Product Management and Strategy. Arena’s PLM offering helps custom- ers shepherd product development from birth through the end of the lifecycle, as opposed to focusing more on the design end, noted Chalgren. “The fact of the matter is most OEMs today outsource at least some, often all, of their manufactur- ing,” he said. “The reason is because there is a lot of expensive, specialized manufacturing technology out there. These days you rarely can manufacture a product end-to-end inhouse.” With Arena’s SaaS-based PLM solu- tions, users get simplicity and collabora- tion with anyone in their supply chain, at an attractive price point. “When you think about time-to-market and quality, the key thing you have to deliver is to get that design out to your manufactur- ing team,” Chalgren, “and then keep them all in sync.”
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Cloud-based systems will only get more popular in the future, he added, noting that Adobe is transferring its
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