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	March 24, 2008 Product Life-Cycle Management For Services? How To Approach PLM When Your "Product" Is Not A Manufactured Good by Roy C. Wildeman with Sharyn Leaver, Kyle McNabb, Michele Pelino, Varun Sedov	Average: 7  (2 ratings)

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What does product life-cycle management (PLM) mean for a services organization where the "product" is not a manufactured good? Several important PLM processes apply to services firms in industries like financial services, government, and telecom services. But the traditional PLM applications' manufacturing-oriented capabilities don't always fit the bill for services firms. Product managers and applications professionals in services firms should investigate complementary application options like product catalogs, publishing functionality, or other specialized industry solutions, depending on their company's PLM objectives.

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