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WhichPLM’s own Mark Harrop has recently returned from his role as keynote speaker at WTiN’s first Textile 4.0 conference. Here, Tansy Fall, Editor of Industry Digitalisation for the World Textile Information Network, reviews the conference, which took place in Amsterdam from 25-26 October 2017. The programme explored the potential impact of Industry 4.0 and IoT […]

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Why Recreate a Broken Process?

8th November 2017 Lydia Hanson

In his latest exclusive for us, fit expert Mark Charlton discusses the recent obsession with re-designing the fitting room experience, and shares his plea for fit intent. I have a passion for great fitting apparel and for over 20 years I have been helping brands fit apparel, understand sizing constructs and globalize fit offerings. In […]

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Artificial Intelligence: Are We There Yet?

6th November 2017 Lydia Hanson

In her latest exclusive for WhichPLM, Elizabeth Shobert, Director of Marketing & Digital Strategy for StyleSage, shares her thoughts on latest hot topic: artificial intelligence. Elizabeth explores various ways in which we can utilise AI in fashion, and suggests success lies with starting small. As we near the end of the year, it’s a good […]

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A Decade Gone By

3rd November 2017 Lydia Hanson

In an exclusive post marking our 10th year in business, WhichPLM’s CEO thanks our community for your continued support, and shares the evolution of our brand.

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Integrations; what you need to ask/know (part three – moving to the cloud)

1st November 2017 Lydia Hanson

Integration and migration specialist, Kevin Ryder, shares the final instalment in his exclusive three-part series today. Having already covered the business case for PLM, technology and architecture, key stakeholders, timelines, and test environments, this final piece explores the recent surge in moving to cloud, and what this means for integration. PLM systems are now moving […]

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Integrations; what you need to ask/know (part two – stakeholders & testing)

30th October 2017 Lydia Hanson

Integration and migration specialist, Kevin Ryder, shares the second instalment in his exclusive series today. The first instalment centred on the PLM business case, technology and architecture; this second instalment delves into the importance of key stakeholders, timelines, and test environments. Following on from the first article we have now made our business case, reviewed/created […]

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Integrations; what you need to ask/know (part one – business case)

27th October 2017 Lydia Hanson

In today’s guest post, integration and migration specialist, Kevin Ryder, shares his advice on what to know in order to have a successful PLM project. Today’s piece is the first instalment of a three-part series around this topic – each piece picking up where the last left off. Having worked in the PLM sector for […]

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Conversations: Christopher Birk, Barner

25th October 2017 Lydia Hanson

Just last week, Christopher Birk (pictured above, left), Business Development Manager & Co-Founder of Barner, spoke keenly with us about his brand’s (very) new launch. Barner provides non-spectacle wearers (as well as an option for prescription wearers) with high quality eyewear to protect their eyes from harmful blue light – giving customers better sleep and […]

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Dassault Systèmes: Create delightful consumer experiences through social ideation

23rd October 2017 Lydia Hanson

This guest advertorial from Dassault Systèmes explores the importance of brands socializing with their markets in order to get ahead of the competition, ahead of consumer demand, and to forge new ideas through collaboration. Dassault Systèmes explains just how to do this by leveraging their technology suite.

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The Future of Supply Chain Transparency: PLM meets the IoT and Blockchain

20th October 2017 Mark Harrop

In his latest digital exploration, WhichPLM’s own Mark Harrop shares his thoughts on blockchain, the IoT, PLM, and the consumer as each relates to the modern supply chain. Since PLM entered the retail, footwear and apparel (RFA) industry around the turn of the millennium, I have to admit that I’m disappointed at the lack of […]