NEEDHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PTC (Nasdaq: PTC) today announced a new Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) offering, PTC PLM Cloud, geared to the needs of small and midsized (SMB) product companies.

Why is cloud becoming so increasingly popular with manufacturers? Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that manufacturers are looking for ways to improve the efficiency of new product ...

Pre-pandemic manufacturing businesses were already well along the way to being more cloud-centric. And for good reason – cloud-based solutions are integral to providing enterprise systems with the ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Market research firm Technavio has announced the release of their latest report on the global cloud product lifecycle management market. This new report will provide expert ...

Increasing demand for customized industrial equipment (IE) products—from specialized tools to “smart” machinery—is presenting IE manufacturers with a wide range of new opportunities in the global ...

The legacy product lifecycle management (PLM) landscape has come to an end. It is inefficient, outdated and ill-equipped to support the development of the next generation of highly configurable and ...

The 300 members of Air International Thermal Systems global supply chain have begun collaborating using cloud-based product lifecycle management software to cut costs and accelerate deliveries.

Replaces fragmented, file-based tools to enable teams to manage every stage of product development in a unified environment, compliant with ITAR and EAR Image courtesy of PTC. Regulated industries ...

It's time to count another major PLM provider in the camp migrating their platforms to the cloud. Joining rivals Dassault Systemes and Autodesk, as well as the lesser-known Aras Software and Arena ...

Autodesk ADSK recently inked a definitive agreement to acquire Upchain, a Toronto-based provider of cloud-based product lifecycle management (“PLM”) and product data management (“PDM”) software.

New products are entering and exiting the market with blinding speed. On top of the complexities associated with existing items, we’re seeing the emergence of entirely new categories of technology.