Sustainable Supply Chain Product Lifecycle Management and Enterprise Product Development - a chat with Mark Landrosh
SAP recently launched a new cloud based solution into the market called Enterprise Product Development. I was keen to learn more about it, and to share those learnings with listeners of the podcast so I invited SAP Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Solution Manager Mark Landrosh to come on the show to tell us all about Enterprise Product Development.
I learned loads, and had fun finding out about Enterprise Product Development and PLM, aspects of supply chain that I previously knew very little about.
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