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PLM 2025 Simplified Notes

PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) encompasses managing a product from inception to disposal, emphasizing the importance of centralized data and improved collaboration. Key topics include lifecycle phases, product data management, environmental strategies, and design for manufacturability. The document outlines various strategies and methodologies to enhance product development, sustainability, and cost efficiency.

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PLM 2025 Simplified Notes

PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) encompasses managing a product from inception to disposal, emphasizing the importance of centralized data and improved collaboration. Key topics include lifecycle phases, product data management, environmental strategies, and design for manufacturability. The document outlines various strategies and methodologies to enhance product development, sustainability, and cost efficiency.

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PLM 2025 – Simplified Notes

Based on 28 Key Topics from PLM


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1. What is PLM?
• Manages product from idea to disposal.
Connects people, data, and processes.
2. Importance & Benefits
• Centralized data, faster development, better
quality, cost saving, compliance.
3. Lifecycle Phases
• Concept, Design, Manufacturing, Launch,
Growth, Maturity, Decline.
4. Product Data Management
(PDM)
• Stores product files. Controls versions.
Improves teamwork.
5. Barriers to PDM
• High cost, resistance to change, integration &
training issues.
6. Digital Mock-Up (DMU)
• 3D model to test and visualize before making
real product.
7. Design for Manufacturability
• Design products to be easy and cheap to
produce.
8. Environmental Strategies
• Eco-friendly materials, less energy, plan for
recycling.
9. Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA)
• Calculates total cost from design to disposal.
10. Sustainable Development
• Balance: people, planet, profit.
11. Role of Science & Tech
• Clean energy, recycling, smart tools, AI, IT,
sensors.
12. Cost Analysis Approach
• Looks at all costs during product’s life for
better decisions.
13. End-of-Life Strategies
• Reuse, repair, refurbish, recycle, energy
recovery.
14. Virtual Product Development
• Use software to design/test before real build.
15. Modeling & Simulation
• 3D model + test in software for heat, stress,
motion, etc.
16. PLM Vision & Strategy
• Set goals, plan roadmap, close gaps, train staff.
17. Change Management
• Track and approve product changes to avoid
mistakes.
18. Reference Model
• Blueprint for PLM setup: phases, tools, roles.
19. PDM Benefits
• Central data, version control, security, quality,
teamwork.
20. LCA Limitations
• Data collection hard, costly, based on
assumptions.
21. Product Configuration
• Custom product options based on set rules.
22. Variant Management
• Manage product versions (e.g., sizes, colors)
efficiently.
23. Concurrent Engineering
• Different teams work together at same time.
24. Life-Cycle Approach
• Plan for whole life: design, use, recycle.
25. Design for Environment
• Less energy, recyclable, safe disposal.
26. 3D CAD & Rendering
• Design in 3D, make realistic images for
marketing.
27. Globalization & PLM
• Work across countries, 24/7 cycle, lower cost.
28. Organization & Decomposition
• Break product into parts, arrange for clarity.
29. Useful Life Extension
• Durable design, replaceable parts, upgrades,
repairs.
30. Design for X (DfX)
• Design with goals like cost, safety,
environment in mind.

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