Leveraging AI, Semantics, and Ontologies within your PLM Integration Strategy

• The Integration Value Gap: Your PLM initiative is behind schedule, over budget, and failing to deliver on the promised value due to disconnected systems.
• The "Swivel-Chair" Effect: Your business processes are slow because data is trapped in silos, creating breaks in the digital thread.
• Brittle Connections: Your existing technology cannot adapt to new requirements.
• Strategic Uncertainty: You lack a clear roadmap for integrating Semantic Technologies and AI into your PLM environment and need direction.

• Quantify the Impact: Identify and understand the business value of connecting data silos.
• Deconstruct the Complexity: Understand why integrating data and systems is complex, and based on current product complexity, can lead to failure.
• Evaluate Approaches: Learn about the leading approaches to improving PLM, and Enterprise data and system integration.
• Build Your Roadmap: Define and understand the critical implementation elements required to deploy a modern, PLM integration strategy.
• Master Modern Methods: Understand the benefits of modern data and system integration approaches.
• Future-Proof Your Digital Thread: Understand why modern integration approaches are used to improve digital thread connectivity.
• Leverage AI/ML, Semantics, and Ontologies Realistically: Hear about typical use cases for leveraging AI, Semantics, and Ontologies in an integration strategy.

This webinar will benefit people from many parts of an organization, including:

• PLM Strategy & Digital Transformation Leaders: Individuals responsible for justifying and managing enterprise initiatives who are struggling to realize the promised value of a connected digital thread.
• Enterprise & Solution Architects: Technical leaders tasked with moving away from brittle integrations toward a flexible, future-proof data architecture.
• Engineering Operations Managers: Those overseeing teams currently bogged down by manual data reconciliation and seeking to reclaim engineering capacity through automation.
• PLM Solution Provider Professionals: Employees in sales, marketing, and implementation who need to articulate the strategic advantages of Semantic Technologies and AI/ML to their industrial clients.