Next-Gen PLM in a Post-Oracle Agile World
While many organizations have relied on Oracle agile for as much as 20 years, the software is reaching end-of-life. Since product data is one of your most valuable long-term assets, it’s essential to choose a modern, scalable solution like Teamcenter and Supplyframe that will continue to evolve with business and industry needs. Your choice of PLM platform will shape how your company designs, builds, and supports products for decades to come.
Siemens Teamcenter, now enhanced with Supplyframe’s Design-to-Source Intelligence platform, offers a solution with enhanced capabilities, phased adoption, and minimal disruption to engineering, IT, or procurement teams.
This panel brings together three industry experts to discuss what the future of PLM looks like when it’s connected to real-time intelligence for procurement professionals. Join us to explore a solution that offers synergies across different strategic decision points related to cost, risk, and component-level insights.
Meet the speakers
David McLaughlin
Industry Strategy Manager for Digital Transformation
David leads a team of industry strategy experts that help customers accelerate their businesses through digital transformation. He has worked in the consumer and industrial electronics industry in design and manufacturing for over 30 years.
Craig Armenti
Electronics Solution Manager
Armenti has over 30 years of expertise in the electronics industry. Before joining Siemens, he held key roles in management, technical marketing, and application engineering at leading telecommunication and software companies such as Mentor Graphics, Zuken, BlackBerry, Motorola, and AT&T Bell Labs.
Alejandra Jover
Senior Director, Solutions Consulting
Alejandra is a Solutions Consulting leader at Supplyframe with experience in manufacturing, procurement, and supply chain software. She supports global A&D, automotive and high-tech manufacturers in evaluating and deploying Siemens software that strengthens electronic component governance, sourcing strategies, and supply risk management.