- How can we better measure our ROI on R&D spending?
- Do we have the infrastructure to support our global innovation and product development needs now—and three years from now?
- Who owns product lifecycle management? Who should own PLM for the company?
- Do we have a definition, strategy and roadmap for PLM?
- How do our current CRM, SCM and ERP initiatives link to PLM?
- What impact could improvements in PLM have for us?
- What’s the total benefit of improving our time to market by 1 percent?
- What’s the total benefit of reducing our product development costs by 1 percent?
- What’s the impact of getting 1 percent more output from our product development resources?
- Can we satisfy upcoming regulations with our current PLM resources and processes—and if not, what will a regulatory violation cost us?
Authors: A. J. Gupta, Kevin P. Prendeville
Source: The innovation enabler goes mainstream
Subject: Products & Services Questions
Source: The innovation enabler goes mainstream
Subject: Products & Services Questions
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