Newsletters
Technia PLM Newsletter# 1, 2011
Focus
Focus; PLM at VTI Technologies – the gain is through more efficient processes and higher quality
Two years after VTI Technologies introduced ENOVIA PLM in its operations, the Finnish company continues to find new business applications for the software.
What Has PLM Done for You Lately?
Recently, Apparel asked a number of apparel retailers to share a few details in response to the question, “What has PLM done for you lately?” From the replies we received, the answer can be summed up in two words: a lot.
Read more about what Technia's customer Under Armour says.
Trends
Trends; PLM Market recovering faster than expected
2008 was a record year for the PLM Market. However due to the global economic slump the following year, financial uncertainty, and generally difficult business climate, PLM investments had a decline in growth. The PLM Market has still not fully recovered but it is really uprising again, and that’s earlier than expected. Coming out of the decline, a wide range of companies are investing in PLM to achieve short-term benefits as well as long-term strategic value. Some of the growth is due to companies releasing funding for projects that had been approved but had been delayed.
Products & Services
Engineering Optimizer, Technia’s new service offering
Engineering Optimizer is a new release from Technia based on more than 20 customer implementations of ENOVIA’s Engineering Central. The Engineering Optimizer not only speeds up the implementation process, it also offers higher user efficiency.
PLM School
PLM School
With the PLM School, we want to focus on a subject that is becoming increasingly important to companies conducting product development and production. Our aim is to contribute to enhancing knowledge in this specialist field and hopefully to PLM receiving greater attention even among smaller companies. The PLM School comprises a series of six articles.
Ylva's Chronicle
Technia's CEO & President
What can PLM do to you that ERP can’t?
To run a company today is not very easy. The demand from board of directors, major owners and the stock market - amongst others, is high when it comes to producing ever increasing revenues, growing earnings per share and increased profit on the bottom line.