Tech Clarity - Managing Work in Progress in Electrical Design

June 4, 2019

Let’s see how managing WIP applies to the electrical design process. The control-access-share functions are partially addressed by a Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system.
PLM commonly manages the overall product development process and then collects mechanical, electrical, and software elements together for release and ongoing management. PLM
may also play an important role prior to detailed design by capturing systems-level requirements

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Tech Clarity - Managing Work in Progress in Electrical Design

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