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For industrial equipment manufacturers, every hour an engineer spends re-entering what their CAD tool already knows is an hour they didn't spend designing anything.

Agile PLM was built for standard product management. The moment a customer order requires engineering, the workarounds begin.

For Oracle Agile PLM users, supply chain risk is a data assembly problem. By the time you've gathered what you need to act, the window to act has already closed.

From a new AI paradigm to instructive customer wins, Propulsion 2026 set a new standard for what a SaaS conference can deliver.

From a single QMS use case to $3.6M in measurable value: how MaryRuth's built an AI-powered product record in four years.

Propel's CTO reveals how AI is rewriting the rules of software engineering and what that means for you.

For regulated industries, AI is the co-engineer your team never had and the competitive edge you can't afford to ignore.

The hardest part of Nextern's massive global PLM implementation had nothing to do with software. Spoiler: it was the humans.

Episode 20. Rule 20: Delivering PLM Success in an AI-Obsessed World. The world is teeming with conversations about AI—but how often are they backed by Forrester research?

Episode 19. Rule 19: Exponential Growth Requires Scalable Tech. Learn how one small company managed hypergrowth after a major acquisition.

Episode 18. Rule 18: QMS Digital Transformation for Medtechs. Learn how rapid innovation in the medtech industry is affecting digital transformation for QMS processes.

Episode 17. Rule 17: Driving Transformation One Process at a Time. How Diana Sehawneh (MaryRuth Organics) transformed QMS workflows by learning the solution, engaging her team, and driving early executive buy-in.