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Open Source PLM:Advanced Enterprise Functionality
No PLM Licenses
October 28, 2009Jonathan Scott
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Agenda
• Introductions
•Open Source Background
•Top 5 Misconceptions
• Interview with Aras
•Summary
•Audience Q&A
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•Razorleaf▫PLM consulting, not a reseller▫Founded in 2000, 100+ clients▫Work with multiple PLM platforms
Introductions
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•Razorleaf▫PLM consulting, not a reseller▫Founded in 2000, 100+ clients▫Work with multiple PLM platforms
•Jonathan Scott (Razorleaf)▫10 years in PLM▫Experience in Electromechanical design
Introductions
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BackgroundOpen Source Evolution
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Open Source Evolution
Open Source / FLOSSProfessionalOpen Source
CommercialOpen Source
EnterpriseOpen Source
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85% of all enterprises usingOpen Source systems…Remaining 15% plan to within 12 months
November 2008
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Open SourceSolutions
Community Source Framework
Standard Commercial Platforms
FlexibleExtendableCollaborative
Secure, Managed
Proven, Qualified
Source freely available to Everyone
Source available to Paid Subscribers
Open Source
• OSI compliant
• No contributionrequirement
Community Source
• Compiled download
• Provides corporatesecurity and control
Enterprise Open Source
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Top 5 MisconceptionsOpen Source PLM
Top 5 Misconceptions1. Some kind of “science project”
2. Not full-featured PLM out-of-the-box
3. Unable to satisfy enterprise requirements
4. Lacks professional support
5. Can’t possibly be more advanced than traditional PLM
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•Driven by a global business, not academia
•10 year company history
•40+ global collaborative partners
•Fortune 500 production customers
Open Source PLM Misconceptions
1. Some kind of “science project”
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•Comprehensive PLM functionality:▫Item / BOM▫Document Mgmt▫Change Management▫Classification
•Extensive Integrations:▫CATIA, UG, Pro/E, SW, Inventor, SE, ACAD▫OrCAD, PADS, Allegro, Altium, Zuken
Open Source PLM Misconceptions
2. Not full-featured PLM out-of-the-box
▫NPDI▫AVL / AML▫Supply Chain▫Quality Compliance
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•Web / SOA infrastructure
•Enterprise security & authentication
•Global / multi-site architecture
•Scalable
•Model-based for flexibility
Open Source PLM Misconceptions
3. Unable to satisfy enterprise requirements
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•Comprehensive documentation
•Online knowledge base
•Numerous training course options
•Hotline of experienced support engineers
•Packaged utilities and tools
Open Source PLM Misconceptions
4. Lacks professional support
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•True internet architecture•Model-based SOA•Mature product – 9 years in production use•Aras talent background:▫Oracle Agile▫PTC Windchill
Open Source PLM Misconceptions
5. Can’t possibly be more advanced than traditional PLM
▫Dassault MatrixOne▫Siemens Teamcenter
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Interview with ArasOpen Source PLM
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How does Aras make money?
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Business Model
Aras Makes Money
Similar to Red Hat (NYSE: RHT)
Eliminates Software Charges
Subscriptions, Consulting, Training
Profitable, Scalable, Proven
Customer Benefits
Everything Completely Optional
No Up-front License Expenses
Predictable Fixed Cost
Reduced / Balanced Risk for Customer
Subscription package does not restrict user access,customers always get unlimited user access
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Explain the differences between:
- Aras unlimited subscription- typical PLM system maintenance
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Subscription vs. Maintenance
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Conventional PLMMaintenance
Hotline, Documentation,Support Portal, Certified Software
Hotline, Documentation, Portal,Access to Releases
Free Training
Consulting Discounts
All InclusiveTest Environment
Multiple Development InstancesUtilities & Tools
Solution Upgrades &Upgrade Services
WITH CUSTOMIZATIONS
– MUCH MORE THAN MAINTENANCE –
Subscription Package
Unlimited Incidences
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How does Aras stack-up functionally?
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Enterprise Requirements Summary ENOVIAMatrixOne Oracle Agile PTC Windchill Siemens
Teamcenter Aras
PLM Features & Functionality Engineering Change Workflow / BPM Lite Multi-Site / Global Scalability Security Distributed Vaulting Business Intelligence Lite Lite Lite Enterprise Integrations Customization Lite No Legacy Microsoft SharePoint for PLM Lite
OptionLite
Option
Enterprise PLM Comparison
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How do your customers take advantage of open source PLM?
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End-to-End PLM
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Concept Design Development Launch Manufacture Support
ERP
Legacy ERP Systems
DesignCAD/EDA
Phase-Gate New Product Development & Introduction
Document MgtFile Vault
Change Mgt
Requirements&
Specifications
AVL / AMLQualifiedSuppliers
Quoting ProcessSupplyChain
BOMs & Parts
FMEAControlPlans
Process FlowsCAPA
Corrective ActionsReports &
Dashboards
CAD / EDAFile Management
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Aras Customers
Slide 24
•Ready for the Enterprise
•Open Source PLM ≠ free
•Enterprise Open Source = No PLM Licenses
•Aras Innovator is the Leading Open Source PLM
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Audience QuestionsOpen Source PLM