PLM Architecture and Services
TriStar PLM Solutions helps companies to integrate people, data, processes, and systems into all phases of PLM planning, starting with the initial PLM strategy through deployment and change management.
OVERVIEW
PLM Architecture Capabilities
To help organizations accelerate time to value, we have developed a proprietary PLM Product Accelerator Framework that enables companies to optimize all phases of the PLM lifecycle and leverage their investment across the extended enterprise. Our PLM Product Accelerator Framework consists of four distinct phases: PLM Strategy, Solution Architecture, Solution Deployment, and Organization Change. PTC’s page on PLM Architecture explains that “Windchill is a modern, flexible, scalable, and secure platform for data-driven processes and digital business transformation.” Our clients who choose to use PTC Windchill are able to use our PLM Product Accelerator Framework to deliver real-world business results.
We employ a flexible approach to serving our client’s PLM needs and often start by addressing a specific need, such as creating a scalable product data architecture or planning for data migration. We work with clients across all phases of PLM, enabling them to optimize processes throughout each phase and create a scalable PLM solution that will deliver business results.
PLM ARCHITECTURE AND OUR PLM ACCELERATOR FRAMEWORK
Working with organizations of all types and sizes across all phases of PLM planning and implementation, we have built best practices into each phase of our PLM Accelerator Framework.
Strategy
Solution Architecture
Solution Deployment
Organization Change
ARCHITECTURE ASSESSMENT
What Does the Assessment Entail?
TriStar’s Assessment is a high-value, cost-effective activity that will provide a clear understanding of what optimizing your Product Data Architecture can do for your business. As part of the Assessment, we help you to focus on specific Product Data Architecture challenges that can drive the greatest ROI to your business.
TriStar’s Assessment takes approximately six weeks and consists of three phases: Discovery, Analysis and Recommendation.
