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Development of a product lifecycle management model based on the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process; pp. 279–286
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Authors
Marko Paavel, Kristo Karjust, Jüri Majak
Abstract

PLM and PDM are important tools in decision-making and management. This article suggests a way how to optimize and simplify the PLM or PDM implementation process with the PLM Maturity Model. It is shown how different benefits are linked with business dimensions and their sub-categories to get a better overview of the current situation. An expert group was involved in the evaluation process of the input and questions. The introduced maturity model is based on the FAHP method. The impact factors of the business dimensions are pointed out.

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