THE PLM STATE

Welcome to this week’s TBT post, originally published in 2010.

On September 8, 1974 Evel Knievel attempted to jump the Snake River Canyon in a steam-powered rocket cycle aptly named Skycycle. Between...

After this year’s Oracle MSCE event, I was reminiscing about the Agile Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Oracle events I participated in over the years. First the Agilities as an Agile employee,...

Through most of the space program, much of the computing power and control has been land-based with only critical functions being handled by onboard hardware. As computers have become more powerful,...

Welcome to this week’s TBT post, originally published in 2010.

For some reason that I can't explain, I really like the show Top Chef. I am not sure why since the most complicated dish I can whip up...

Welcome to this week’s TBT post, originally published in July 2010.

Oleg Shilovitsky's blog last week on Social PLM and PTC's recent announcement regarding Windchill SocialLink (Cool Blog by Erin...

Wow! I am not sure I can do justice to the Oracle Customer Appreciation Event. After seeing Fergie's wardrobe from the Black Eyed Peas, I think I finally have my flying monkey reference. She had some...

I was excited to learn I would be attending the Oracle Modern Supply Chain Experience (MSCE) 2017 at the San Jose Convention Center. Though I’ve been in the product lifecycle management (PLM)...

For this week's TBT post, I'm continuing my Wizard of Oz series, which captured my thoughts on OpenWorld back in 2010.

We covered the Scarecrow in my blog titled "It looks like Agile Engineering...

Recently, I’ve attended two Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) events and talked with many customers about their 2017 plans, and carving a path to the cloud is a common theme. And yes, this is not...

Another Oracle Modern Supply Chain Experience (MSCE) Conference has come and gone. For some reason, as I attended the conference, I kept having flashes of Kevin Bacon in Animal House trying to calm...