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Battle of the Visions part 3: PTC breaks new ground in the PLM landscape - claims CEO Jim Heppelmann
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Where is PTC headed? What separates them from competitors like Dassault Systemes and Autodesk? And what are the market trends that shape PTC’s product strategy, and makes them go into new areas like Service Lifecycle Management?
These are some of the questions that we set out to answer in the third part of verkstadsforum.se:s series “Battle of the Visions. In this program the focus is on the sharp and decisive CEO Jim Heppelmann. He made his PTC debut in 1998, when the company acquired the CAD/CAM-vendor Computervision, which two years prior had bought a controlling share in Heppelmann’s Windchill business.
According to the official story, PTC execs saw the promise of Heppelmann and his software early on, and put him in charge of the Windchill product. As such, this was not only the start of Heppelmann’s rise to power in PTC, it also marked the beginning of PTCs PLM journey, with the continuous development and expansion of the Windchill solution and its eventual emergence as a key part of the traditionally CAD-centric PTC portfolio. A suite of solutions that now has been expanded to include ALM and aftermarket support (SLM).
