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Software Evaluation Features and Functions

Before you can begin comparing enterprise software solutions, it's important to understand the features and functions that you need to run your business.Below, you'll find links to comprehensive models of features and functions for several types of enterprise software, accounting, asset management, business intelligence (BI), content management systems (CMS), enterprise resource planning (ERP), human capital management (HCM), product lifecycle management (PLM), product portfolio management (PPM), relationship management, and supply chain management (SCM). These feature/function models can help you better understand vendor offerings as you compare software solutions, including

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Core PLM for Fashion/Retail Industries Features and Functions

Managing the entire product life cycle requires supporting technologies to maintain the integrity of product definition information and to facilitate collaboration among different parties and across different product life cycle stages.

Product Cost Estimation

By defining cost drivers and assigning values, product decision makers can use product cost estimation to identify the financial influence of a new product as early as the development phase.



Product Data Vaulting and Management

Product data vaulting and management is a primary capability of the product data management portion of a PLM system. Goals for this area are to ensure that product data is effectively and efficiently captured, stored, protected and version controlled in a way that allows the company to easily find and retrieve the appropriate product information.

Item Management and Classification/Library

Item Management and Classification is where information on raw materials, intermediates and sub-assemblies, and finished goods is stored. This function facilitates the reuse of product information by managing and classifying existing items properly.

Product Change Management

Product change management is the process by which changes to product designs are implemented in subsequent processes. This process covers simple material substitutions, as well as major process changes that require plant engineering. The key challenge for the fashion and retail industries is to conveniently integrate the change across the enterprise and the value chain, such that revisions to products are communicated and deployed effectively and efficiently.

Workflow and Business Process Management

Modeling and execution criteria for business processes.

Visualization, Markup, and Translation of Product Data

Visualization, markup, and translation tools unlock product data that is typically stored in proprietary data formats, allowing the data to be shared with others without original authoring tools.

Integration

Integration is the system's capability of interacting with documents and other systems.

BOM Management

The bill of material (BOM) represents the materials required to produce or assemble a product or new material. The BOM identifies all required materials that are needed as input to a production process, as well as  material (or materials) created by the process.

 



PLM for the Fashion Industry Features and Functions
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