Vessix Vascular Selects Product Lifecycle Management Solution from Omnify Software

23 August 2012

Vessix Vascular Selects Product Lifecycle Management Solution from Omnify Software

Medical Device Start-up Prepared for Growth and Compliance with Empower PLM

Omnify Software announced a new customer case study on Vessix Vascular, a privately-held, venture-backed, company that offers a unique approach to treating uncontrolled hypertension.

This case study demonstrates the benefits of implementing PLM early-on in order to get manufacturers off on the right foot as well as the benefits of Empower PLM for start-up medical device manufacturers. Some areas highlighted include:

Implementing product development best practices early on
Affordable, scalable and robust PLM solution for start-up
Simplified audit processes/meet compliance requirements
Dynamic vendor management provides visibility into all vendor associated parts and assemblies
More efficient machine calibration and preventive maintenance process
Faster Engineering Change processes

Please find a link to read the complete press release here.

ERP and PLM: Defining their roles and creating a collaborative environment for success

Manufacturers’ business needs have changed significantly over the past several years, evolving the roles that technology plays within the manufacturing process. Two key technologies, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), have developed into critical success factors for manufacturers. Each technology brings unique value to the enterprise, and when combined, ERP and PLM provide a wholly collaborative environment that has a major impact on successful product development performance and the ability to maintain a competitive advantage.

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