youtube - a great resource for PLM

Hi all

So I was just thinking I'd be revolutionary and create a channel on youtube for PDM and PLM. So I added one here

http://www.youtube.com/user/pdmguru

But then when I looked round I found quite a lot of PLM stuff already there. Imagine my surprise.

Of course you need to talk all this stuff with a pinch of salt since a lot of it is pure marketing for the plm vendors etc, however instead of reading through large boring turgid whitepapers you might be able to glean useful stuff from youtube.

I'll make a survey of what's there in a few weeks and post on my website. At the moment I just grabbed some highlights including a great anti-plm one from Carl Bass the CEO of Autodesk.

Enjoy and have a nice week!

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