Silicon to Systems: The Wild West Coast's Transformation of PLM

from DemystifyingPLM · host Michael Finocchiaro

From San Diego to Seattle, West Coast innovators infused PLM with computing breakthroughs, consumer-focused design thinking, and eventually, cloud transformation that would reshape how the entire world approaches product development.

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