THE PLM STATE

Since its introduction into the Agile PLM product, the buzz around Groovy has only gotten stronger. I first saw Groovy during the Agile 9.3 prerelease partner product testing program in which we were...

My name is Steve Ammann and I recently joined the team here at Zero Wait-State. One of my charters is to build a best in class, data management services practice for clients that have a strong...

The first time a user attempts to load the Java client for Agile PLM they may encounter an “Unable to launch the application” error. Depending on your Java settings, this blog may be for you.

It was quite a juxtaposition going from the soft Texas drawl of former Texas Aggie Jeff Ray to the heavy French accent of Bertrand Sicot and I am sure many will infer that this shift indicates the...

Have you ever had the need to move production Agile PLM content into a development or QA environment for testing purposes, but didn’t know how? If so, this blogs for you! It is a straight forward...

Against my better judgment I have decided to write a holiday column. With Christmas coming in two days I thought it would be appropriate to share my wish list for Santa. I have some things I would...

If you have recently performed an upgrade to Agile PLM and noticed that your attachment sizes have a 0 file size, don’t panic. Thanks to a useful utility shipped with Agile 9.3.x you can update your...

This brief demo shows the basics of the out of the box DesignState implementation, integrating Intralink 9 to Agile PLM. Through the flexibility of the DesignState rules engine this is only the...

We are asked quite a bit how to export and move the Agile PLM database. Knowing how to back up the database is a great way to provide fallback measures should any configuration changes have adverse...

When I was starting my less than sparkling college career Ronald Reagan was president. He was touting a theory called "trickle down" economics that espoused the idea that if you give rich people more...