Product Life Cycle Management In Supply Chain - A Chat With Ismail Serin

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It has been a while since we had an episode of the podcast focussing on Product Lifecycle management (PLM), so I invited my colleague Ismail Serin, who heads the product management for PLM solutions at SAP to come on the show to talk a little about it.

We had a fascinating conversation discussing what is happening in the PLM space these days, how cloud is helping that trend, and how PLM helps with sustainability wins .

The two links Ismail mentioned at the end of the podcast are

1. The SAP EPD Community and
2. The SAP EPD Product Overview
3. Plus a bonus link to a new short Enterprise Product Development video
   
   

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