Agile PLM software
Agile PLM software
(OP)
Hi,
My firm is looking into implementing the Agile (the software title, not just the concept) for PLM support.
I am looking for some information and advice from others who have implemented Agile in their organizations. We'll be supporting mainly hardware developers but some software people as well. a team of about 30 in all.
I'm interested to hear about your experiences with other PLM software as well. Here are some of the questions I'm having trouble answering (and please feel free to tell me if you think these are the wrong questions to be asking):
How much does it cost for licensing and how is licensing handled? (by individual users, by site, by server?)
What are the hardware requirements?
What were your costs for implementation support?
What are the software maintenance fees?
Do you link it to your ERP system? if so, is that done with another piece of software or a plug-in or a custom application?
Do you have any valuable lessons learned?
Thank you so much for your help
-bhays
My firm is looking into implementing the Agile (the software title, not just the concept) for PLM support.
I am looking for some information and advice from others who have implemented Agile in their organizations. We'll be supporting mainly hardware developers but some software people as well. a team of about 30 in all.
I'm interested to hear about your experiences with other PLM software as well. Here are some of the questions I'm having trouble answering (and please feel free to tell me if you think these are the wrong questions to be asking):
How much does it cost for licensing and how is licensing handled? (by individual users, by site, by server?)
What are the hardware requirements?
What were your costs for implementation support?
What are the software maintenance fees?
Do you link it to your ERP system? if so, is that done with another piece of software or a plug-in or a custom application?
Do you have any valuable lessons learned?
Thank you so much for your help
-bhays





RE: Agile PLM software
To make Agile work, everyone must sign up to it. If you get a don't care attitude with some of the senior (or spolit) staff, it just doesn't work. By spoilt staff, I mean staff who have had their own way for too long, just because they are the ones in charge of some key piece of software. They tend to behave, pretty much like spoilt kids.
RE: Agile PLM software
i understand there is an agile software development process too, but i am referring to Agile Software (recently purchased by Oracle) which is meant to support Product Lifecycle Management.
Interestingly, your comment on buy in from the execs and spoilt is very applicable to my question as well.
-bhays
RE: Agile PLM software
RE: Agile PLM software