This PLM-focused event, the second in a series on disruptive technologies, will take place virtually in November.
Ann Arbor, MI, USA & Stockholm, Sweden 1 July 2021—CIMdata and Eurostep are pleased to announce that PLM Road Map & PDT Fall 2021 will take place in November as a virtual-live event. The theme for our 2021 PLM Road Map & PDT conferences is “Disruption—the PLM Professionals’ Exploration of Emerging Technologies that Will Reshape the PLM Value Equation.” The fall event will expand upon the topics discussed during the spring event with new presentations, speakers, and topics. The event will take place over two half-day sessions on November 16th and 17th.
PLM Road Map & PDT 2021 is an event customized to the interests of the PLM Professional. Our agenda will offer a mix of reports and case studies from teams of industry experts covering technologies, processes, and people. PLM Road Map & PDT 2021 will examine various emerging disruptive technologies looking at the value they promise to deliver and why they are disruptive. We will also look at the role of standards in ensuring the openness and interoperability of these technologies. Additionally, we will share some examples of how these technologies are applied in various industries, including aerospace & defense, automotive, AEC, high-tech, and medical devices industries.
According to CIMdata’s President & CEO, Peter Bilello, “This year’s PLM Road Map & PDT Fall event will be virtual-live for all participants. The event will offer high value and accessibility to PLM professionals from multiple industries across the globe. Our theme focuses on the elements that are vital to enabling a successful PLM strategy—equipping the PLM Professional with insight on how to get the most out of the people, processes, and technologies that enable PLM.”
“PLM and digitalization go hand in hand. With increasing digitalization and the increasing pace of innovation, disruptive technologies are everywhere,” says Håkan Kårdén, VP Marketing, Eurostep Group. “The challenge today is not the lack of potential disruptors but how and when to study and adopt them. For any PLM Professional, the challenge is how and when to move and play all the cards in a coordinated way. Disruption will not happen unless the technology, people, and processes are in sync. This year, 2021, we look forward to bringing to the PLM community a must-attend event that will present ideas, as well as practical advice on how to plan to disrupt and avoid being disrupted,” added Mr. Kårdén.
For more information about PLM Road Map & PDT, please visit the CIMdata website at https://www.cimdata.com/en/education/plm-conferences/plmrm-pdt-fall-2021.
