If you want your company to be a market leader, you need to innovate relentlessly. Today's most forward-thinking companies are building Global Innovation Networks that let them continuously improve their products and processes, and organize their value chain so that innovation can flourish.
Global Innovation Networks unite global partners, suppliers and customers through a shared base of product/process knowledge. By allowing distributed value chains to innovate as a single enterprise, these networks drive today's business imperatives:
We have identified eight PLM business initiatives that represent some of the best paths to quickly and efficiently accelerate business growth and evolve your innovation abilities.
Global Innovation Networks are all about shared knowledge, so no one is left out of the innovation process. In order to compete in an outsourced world, no company can afford to take the chance that the best idea isn't heard and shared. Ensuring this level of collaboration is at the core of a true Global Innovation Network. Enabling them is the core of the Siemens PLM Software vision, and no one can do it better than we can.
"Teamcenter 2005 offers clients a technology foundation to inject fluidity into their internal invention-to-innovation processes — allowing them to globally invent, transform, broker, and finance innovations."
UGS Commits To Global Innovation Networks With Teamcenter 2005 Launch (June 30, 2005) by Navi Radjou with Ian Schuler
"UGS’ acquisition of Tecnomatix — a digital manufacturing software vendor — and its strategic alliance with Microsoft signal the rise of Software Innovation Networks in the PLM market. Who will benefit? Growth-seeking industrial firms vying to integrate their globally distributed design and manufacturing activities."
UGS Spawns a PLM Software Innovation Network (January 7, 2005) by Navi Radjou with Jessica Harrington