PLM vs ERP: What's the Difference?
Discover the key differences between PLM and ERP, how they work together, and why integrating both is essential for efficient business operations.
Collaboration is core and at the heart of everything that Sovelia Core PLM system stands for. It enables sharing of design, product information, and knowledge transfer, involving all elements of the business and wider partners into the design process. Multi departments, multisite, it doesn’t matter with Sovelia Core solution.
It’s no secret that the essential role of product lifecycle management (PLM) is to inform or put the right information into the right hands at the right time. Any professional involved in a product’s development or manufacture, any organisation that sells a product or has customers who uses it, or procurement who specify and purchases it, they all need information to assist and drive their involvement with the product and ultimately a products success.
What is sometimes less well understood, is how to capture the information and present it in a format everybody can work with, contribute to where appropriate, and share. If a company has very little or intermittent collaboration today, by adding a PLM software solution it enables more people to share more information, in a meaningful way.
How is the Engineering or Design department communicating with the rest of the organisation?
Who do Engineers or Designers need information from and who do they need to send information to?
Which other departments do they interact with? How is that information captured?
Image: Sovelia PLM supporting collaboration and securing correct product information across the business.
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Discover the key differences between PLM and ERP, how they work together, and why integrating both is essential for efficient business operations.
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