Stay Sharp with Razorleaf

In this episode of "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf," hosts Jen and Jonathan are joined by Derek Neiding to dive deep into the world of RFPs (Requests for Proposals). They explore the complexities and nuances of creating and responding to RFPs, discussing the benefits, challenges, and potential pitfalls of this common business practice. Derek, with his extensive experience in business development at Razorleaf, provides valuable insights and anecdotes, helping listeners understand how to navigate the RFP process successfully. Key Discussion Points: Definition and Purpose of RFPs: The Good: The Bad: The Ugly: If you have questions about RFPs, setting them up, preparing them, or responding to them, reach out to Razorleaf through our social media channels or send an email to: podcast@razorleaf.com. Subscribe to the "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf" podcast on your favorite platform and leave a comment or question for future episodes! Until then, stay sharp. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

41: What is OCM? In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, hosts Jen and Jonathan dive into the fundamentals of Organizational Change Management (OCM). They explore what OCM is, why it is crucial for successful technology and process implementations, and how it can help organizations achieve efficient and effective change. They also share their experiences and insights on overcoming resistance to change, involving stakeholders, and the importance of education and support networks in OCM. Key Discussion Points: If you have any questions about Organizational Change Management or want to shape our next conversation around OCM, please leave a comment or send an email to podcast@razorleaf.com. Subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform or on our YouTube channel. Thank you for tuning in to Stay Sharp with Razorleaf. We hope you found this episode insightful and that it helps you in your journey of managing organizational change. Remember, change is a process, and with the right strategies, you can achieve efficient and effective transformations within your organization. Stay sharp, and we'll see you in the next episode! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, our hosts Jen Ferrello and Eric Doubell engage in a fascinating discussion with Ramesh Haldarai, Vice President of Strategic Consulting for the 3DEXPERIENCE platform at Dassault Systèmes. They explore the transformative role of AI and data science in product development and the future of work, delving into generative design, machine learning, and the practical applications of AI in engineering. Episode Highlights: Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on AI and data science in product development. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf," hosts Jen and Jonathan welcome back Jennifer Herron from Action Engineering for a deeper dive into the challenges of managing change within model-based enterprises. The discussion centers around the necessary mindset shift for effective change management and the importance of having the right team in place to drive this transformation. Jennifer, with her extensive background in aerospace design and mechanical and computer engineering, shares insights into how organizations can leverage 3D data and CAD models to optimize their manufacturing processes. The conversation explores the fundamental concepts of digital twins, the complexities of the release and change process, and the benefits of using digital tools to streamline these workflows. Key Links mentioned: First podcast with Jennifer Herron: - Models Beyond Engineering with Jennifer Herron: https://youtu.be/r5Ufqakk45Y Smart Part Number Podcast: - Intelligent Parts Numbering: https://youtu.be/PhOoazGSIpM Key Discussion Points: Stay updated with the latest episodes and join the conversation by subscribing to the podcast on your preferred platform. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, our hosts Jen and Eric are joined by Ramesh Haldorai, VP of Strategic Consulting for the 3DEXPERIENCE platform at Dassault Systèmes. They dive into the world of virtual twins, exploring their definitions, benefits, and real-world applications in design and manufacturing. Tune in to discover how virtual twins are revolutionizing product development and operations. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Virtual and Digital Twins: 3DDefining Virtual and Digital Twins: Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE): Benefits of Virtual Twins: Practical Applications in Industry: Extending Virtual Twins to Manufacturing: Integrating IoT and Virtual Twins: Starting Your Virtual Twin Journey: Closing Thoughts: Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on the power of virtual twins. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, our hosts Jen and Jonathan delve into the human element of technology projects. They explore why managing the people aspect is often the most challenging part of tech implementations and share strategies for overcoming these hurdles. Episode Highlights: Introduction to the Importance of People in Tech Projects: The Irony of People Issues in Tech Projects: Challenges of Overlooking People Issues Until the End: The Role of Leadership in Managing Change: Psychological Safety and Organizational Change: Techniques for Ensuring Successful Training and Adoption: Hyper Care Support and Face-to-Face Assistance: Challenges and Techniques for Aligning Organizational Goals: Organizational Change Management (OCM): Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on the human element in technology projects. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, our hosts Jen Ferello and Jonathan Scott engage in a thought-provoking discussion with Pieter Nevelsteen about the complexities of implementing PLM and ERP systems in digital transformation initiatives. They explore the challenges of deciding which system to implement first, the importance of enterprise architecture, and the critical role of people in driving successful outcomes. Episode Highlights: Understanding Product Architecture: The Interplay Between PLM and ERP: Enterprise Architecture and Process Planning: Challenges and Opportunities: Key Takeaways: Guest: Pieter Nevelsteen, a Razorleaf colleague from The Netherlands office, and an industry expert with extensive experience in PLM and ERP system implementations. Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on ERP vs. PLM in digital transformation. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, we continue our enlightening conversation with Jeff Gleeson, who spent 33 years in production at Lockheed Martin before founding his consulting company, DMEAC. Jeff delves deeper into the technology and process challenges he faced during digital transformation initiatives and the application of model based strategies in manufacturing. Join our hosts, Jen Ferello and Jonathan Scott, as they explore the complexities and opportunities of adopting a model based approach. Episode Highlights: Exploring Digital Transformation:Model-Based Enterprise (MBE) Challenges:Addressing Process and Technology Challenges:Key Takeaways: Jeff Gleeson, founder of DMEAC, has over three decades of experience in production at Lockheed Martin. He offers a unique perspective on the application of model based strategies and the challenges of digital transformation in large manufacturing enterprises. Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on Model Based Enterprise challenges in manufacturing. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, we explore the transformative power of Model Based Definition (MBD) and its role in Model Based Engineering (MBE) and Digital Transformation within the manufacturing industry. Join our hosts, Jen Ferello and Jonathan Scott, as they sit down with Jennifer Herron, CEO of Action Engineering, to discuss the importance of MBD in modern manufacturing processes and how these models extend beyond traditional engineering roles. Episode Highlights: Introduction to Model Based Definition (MBD):The Role of Model Based Engineering (MBE):Driving Digital Transformation in Manufacturing:Key Takeaways: Jennifer Herron is the CEO of Action Engineering, a consulting firm specializing in 3D data transformation. With extensive experience in model based strategies, Jennifer is a leading expert in MBD and MBE. She shares her insights on the evolution of these methodologies and their future in the manufacturing sector. Stay connected with Stay Sharp with Razorleaf by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and following us on social media. Share your feedback and join the conversation! For questions or comments, email us at podcast@razorleaf.com. Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode on Model Based Definition, Model Based Engineering, and Digital Transformation. Until next time, stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf," hosts Jen and Jonathan delve into the intricate world of model-based enterprises (MBE) with aerospace manufacturing veteran Jeff Gleeson. With over three decades at Lockheed Martin and now leading his consultancy, DMEAC, Jeff offers unparalleled insights into the transition challenges from traditional to model-based approaches in manufacturing. Episode Highlights: Notable Quote: "It's always people. People are always the hard part." - Jeff Gleeson Jeff Gleeson's insights into model-based enterprises not only shed light on the technical and operational shifts required but also, crucially, on the human elements of change management in manufacturing settings. His experiences illustrate the deep-seated challenges of altering organizational culture and workflows but also underscore the critical importance of persistence and strategic thinking in achieving successful digital transformation. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Welcome to Episode 32 of "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf," where we explore the burgeoning field of Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and its transformative impact on digital and manufacturing landscapes. Join us as hosts Jen and Jonathan Scott delve into the intricacies of MBSE, distinguishing it from related concepts and discussing its role in integrating multiple engineering disciplines. In This Episode: Understanding MBSE: Jonathan provides a comprehensive breakdown of what MBSE entails, highlighting its differences from Model Based Enterprise (MBE). MBSE involves using data and models rather than documents and tables, which helps in structuring systems engineering more effectively. The "Systems Engineering V": Explore the concept of the "Systems V" diagram which Jonathan uses to explain the systematic breakdown from high-level requirements to detailed component design and back up to system validation, emphasizing the iterative nature of systems engineering. Real-World Applications: Through examples like the evolution of automatic transmissions and electric cars, Jonathan illustrates how MBSE applies to practical scenarios, aiding in the integration of various engineering domains and anticipating the needs for new solutions. Why MBSE is Hot Today: The discussion pivots to the relevance and rising popularity of MBSE in today's fast-paced product development environment. Jonathan points out how advancements in tools, languages, and methodologies have made MBSE more accessible and valuable. Benefits of a Model-Based Approach: Learn how MBSE accelerates the product development process by improving communication, enabling early detection of issues, and enhancing collaboration across different engineering domains. Jonathan and Jen also touch on the concept of the digital thread and how MBSE facilitates better integration and traceability throughout the engineering process. Looking Forward: The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the future of MBSE, including its role in developing digital twins and the integration of AI and machine learning for optimization purposes. MBSE is proving to be a crucial component in the toolkit of modern engineers and companies aiming to streamline operations and innovate rapidly. As the landscape of engineering continues to evolve, MBSE stands at the forefront, promising to shape the future of how products are designed and manufactured. Don't forget to subscribe and reach out with any questions or feedback through our social media channels or email at podcast@razorleaf.com. Stay tuned and stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Welcome to Episode 32 of "Stay Sharp with Razorleaf," where we demystify the complexities involved in CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) data migration. Join us as hosts Jen and Jonathan, along with guest expert Annalise Suzuki from Elysium, navigate the nuances of data migration between these pivotal systems in digital manufacturing and product development. In This Episode:Understanding CAD vs. PLM Data Migration: Annalise explains the distinct challenges and processes involved in migrating data from CAD systems compared to PLM systems, emphasizing how these often go hand-in-hand due to integrated business workflows. Challenges of Interoperability: The discussion delves into the technical details of ensuring data interoperability across different CAD formats and PLM systems, a crucial factor for maintaining data integrity and system functionality. Technical Insights on Migration Processes: Learn about the meticulous planning and precision required in data migration projects, including the importance of preserving detailed feature history and ensuring compatibility across systems. Real-World Applications and Use Cases: Through examples from industry practice, the speakers illustrate common scenarios that necessitate robust data migration strategies, such as system upgrades and consolidations following mergers or acquisitions. The Importance of Data Quality and Validation: Annalise highlights how thorough testing and quality assurance are essential for successful migrations, ensuring that data remains accurate and functional in its new environment. Concluding Thoughts on Data Migration: The episode wraps up with a discussion on the critical nature of understanding both CAD and PLM migration's unique requirements and the overarching similarities in the migration processes. CAD and PLM data migrations are intricate processes that require careful planning and expert execution. This episode sheds light on these complexities, providing listeners with a foundational understanding of the critical considerations involved. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts or questions about this episode through our social media channels or email at podcast@razorleaf.com. Stay informed and stay sharp with future episodes on more topics related to digital and manufacturing innovations. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

#30: Manufacturing Program Management vs. Projects with Dave Opsahl This episode unpacks the nuances between manufacturing program management and project management, exploring their strategic impacts on the business and the process in how an organization ensures success for its customers. We are joined by Dave Opsahl, CEO of Actify. Understanding Manufacturing Program Management: Dave Opsahl introduces the concept of program management in the manufacturing context, outlining its challenges and benefits. This segment underscores the strategic depth of program management and how it extends beyond the scope of managing individual projects. Distinguishing Between Program and Project Management: The conversation clarifies the fundamental differences between these two management frameworks. Dave explains why distinguishing between them matters and how this understanding can influence the success of manufacturing operations. Dave Opsahl’s Professional Insights: Drawing on his extensive background in the field, Dave shares his journey and the critical lessons he has learned while transitioning from project to program management in manufacturing environments. Case Studies on Program Management: This part of the discussion focuses on real-world scenarios where program management tactics have either triumphed or faltered, providing listeners with practical insights into the application and implications of these strategies. Expert Advice for Practitioners: Dave offers actionable advice for businesses looking to implement program management principles. This includes recommendations on tools and methodologies that enhance oversight and efficiency in complex manufacturing settings. Interactive Q&A: Dave addresses questions from the audience, providing deeper dives into specific challenges and offering expert advice on program management in manufacturing. Be sure to subscribe to Stay Sharp with Razorleaf on your preferred podcast platform to keep up with the latest insights and discussions on the forefront of digital manufacturing. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Episode 29: Configuring Success: Unpacking the Essentials of Configuration Lifecycle Management, Part 2 Welcome to another episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, where we delve into the digital forefront of manufacturing. With Anders Rasmussen from ConfigIt as our guest, we peel back more layers on CLM, exploring its impacts on business, engineering processes, and the overarching digital thread in manufacturing. Deep Dive into CLM: Anders Rasmussen revisits the core concepts of Configuration Lifecycle Management, elaborating on its significance for manufacturers grappling with complex configurations and its role in harmonizing information across departments. Exploring Mass Customization: The episode delves into the nuances of mass customization, addressing how CLM facilitates this business strategy by managing product variability and complexity, ensuring a tailored fit for diverse customer needs. Role of Product Line Engineering (PLE): Discussion extends to the integration of PLE within the CLM framework, highlighting how it aids in managing product capabilities and variability from an engineering standpoint, supported by insights into relevant ISO standards. The Configuration Digital Thread: The concept of the configuration digital thread is explored, emphasizing its importance in maintaining continuous and coherent product configuration information throughout the lifecycle, including post-sales stages. Supply Chain Management Impact: The conversation sheds light on CLM's role in mitigating supply chain challenges, exemplified by adaptive strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing CLM's agility in product offering adjustments based on resource availability. Insightful Analysis and Real-World Applications: The episode offers rich discussions on the practical applications of CLM, from enhancing supply chain responsiveness to facilitating post-sales upgrades and services, illustrated with real-world examples. Be sure to subscribe to Stay Sharp with Razorleaf on your preferred podcast platform to keep up with the latest insights and discussions on the forefront of digital manufacturing. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Welcome back to Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, the podcast where we dive deep into the digital aspects of manufacturing and products. In this episode, we continue the conversation with Jen and Jonathan about partnerships, but this time it is focused on what happens when life happens and they take a turn in an unfavorable direction. Partnerships in the tech and manufacturing space can sometimes take unexpected turns. Jen, a seasoned expert on partnerships, shares her insights on how to handle these shifts effectively. Whether it's realigning goals with changing circumstances or managing through disagreements, the discussion provides valuable strategies for maintaining robust professional relationships. Key Topics Discussed: Initiating Partnerships: How to start on the right foot by choosing partners who share core values and objectives. Navigating Challenges: Strategies for maintaining partnerships when complications arise, including regular communication and alignment checks. Adapting to Changes: The importance of flexibility and proactive management in partnerships, akin to maintaining a healthy long-term personal relationship. Conflict Resolution: Approaches to managing disagreements, emphasizing the value of transparency, shared goals, and avoiding the blame game. Endings and Transitions: How to gracefully conclude partnerships that no longer serve mutual interests without damaging future opportunities. Partnerships, much like personal relationships, require ongoing effort, open communication, and mutual respect to thrive. This episode offers a roadmap for not just surviving but thriving in the dynamic landscape of digital manufacturing partnerships. For more insights or to share your thoughts on today’s topic, reach out via our social media channels or email us directly. Stay tuned and stay sharp! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, we dive into the fundamentals of Configuration Lifecycle Management (CLM) with expert insights from Anders Rasmussen of Configit, a company specializing in software solutions for complex configurable products. Join us as Anders, with his extensive background in engineering and configuration software, lays the foundation for understanding CLM, differentiating it from similar concepts, and underscoring its significance in the modern manufacturing and digital landscapes. Episode Highlights: CLM Explained:Defining the Language and Terms:Practical Applications and Challenges:Looking Forward:We encourage our listeners to join the conversation. If you have questions or suggestions for future episodes, please reach out to us on social media or via email at podcast@razorleaf.com. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on future episodes, including the next part of this insightful discussion on Configuration Lifecycle Management. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In this episode of Stay Sharp with Razorleaf, we delve deeper into the ongoing discussion about the relevance of infrastructure in today’s rapidly evolving digital and manufacturing landscapes. We'd like to acknowledge the audio challenges in this episode; despite some technical difficulties on our guest's end, the insights and stories he shared are invaluable, and we appreciate your understanding and patience. Join us for our conversation with Michael Craffey, an expert with nearly two decades of experience at Razorleaf, who provides profound insights into how infrastructure underpins enterprise systems in the digital age. This episode, titled "Is Infrastructure Still Relevant, Part 2," builds on our previous discussions, exploring new dimensions and future outlooks of infrastructure in the realm of PLM systems and beyond. Episode Highlights: Infrastructure Evolution: Michael opens the discussion by charting the shift in data center paradigms from in-house server rooms to modern cloud services, emphasizing the critical role of choosing the right infrastructure based on specific business requirements and compliance considerations. Navigating Requirements and Scalability: The episode delves into the essential considerations when planning infrastructure for enterprise systems, including scalability, performance metrics, and the implications of geographical distribution on product usage. The Human Factor: A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the impact of infrastructure changes on people within organizations, highlighting the importance of training, support, and adapting to flexible working models enabled by advancements in cloud infrastructure. Looking Ahead: Speculation about the future direction of infrastructure, including the integration of AI for better scalability predictions and the architectural adaptability needed to support emerging technologies like augmented reality and microservices. We encourage our listeners to join the conversation. If you have questions or suggestions for future episodes, reach out to us on social media or via email at podcast@razorleaf.com. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on future episodes. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Episode 25: PLM Master Class: A Comprehensive Guide to System Components Part 3 of 3 In episode 25 of Razorleaf Podcast: "The Components of a PLM System, Part 3 (Final)," hosts Jen and Jonathan conclude their comprehensive exploration of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems. They dive into complex aspects like project and program management, systems engineering, variant management, compliance, e-signature protocols, intellectual property protection, and the intricacies of process definition. This episode stands as a capstone to the series, offering a deep dive into lesser-known but critical components of PLM systems, emphasizing their importance for managing digital manufacturing processes comprehensively. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

In Episode 24 of the Razorleaf Podcast, hosts Jonathan and Jen discuss choosing the right partner in digital manufacturing. They delve into why partnerships are crucial for achieving goals in specialized fields and the importance of qualities like aligned core values and active listening for successful collaborations. Jen shares her journey and insights from her extensive experience in partnerships, emphasizing the need for detailed planning, flexibility, and mutual respect in partnership dynamics. The conversation covers various aspects of partnerships, including technical needs, project management, and the benefits of a broad network, providing listeners with comprehensive guidance on navigating partnership decisions. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.

Episode 23: PLM Master Class: A Comprehensive Guide to System Components, Part 2 In episode 23 of Razorleaf Podcast, titled "The Components of a PLM System, Part 2," Jen and Jonathan continue exploring the intricate components of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems. They delve into specialized components such as platform capabilities, file management, process management, product structure management, and the nuances of collaboration. The discussion emphasizes the importance of scalability, performance, localization, simulation, manufacturing data management, and more. They highlight the need for integration and customization to address specific organizational needs, setting the stage for a comprehensive understanding of advanced PLM components. Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Story Blocks. Technical Podcast Support by Jon Keur at Wayfare Recording Co. © 2024 Razorleaf Corp. All Rights Reserved.