Integration

Here at WhichPLM we believe education is paramount – and it’s what we’ve built our name on.

For years, we’ve has provided the industry with PLM information via articles, interviews, reviews and news. Whilst we cover the retail, footwear and apparel market exclusively, below you’ll find those posts which directly cover PLM integration – most notable from migration and integration specialist, Kevin Ryder.

This tag is in a constant state of flux, with more content filling our site each day; check back here to keep up with news on integrating with PLM.

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

1st November 2017 Lydia Mageean

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 Mageean

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 Mageean

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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