CM2-Aligned PLM Implementation and Change Control
PLM implementations fail when tools are allowed to dictate process.
We help organisations align PLM systems with CM2 principles so change, configuration, and ownership are clear, scalable, and sustainable. The result is PLM that supports the business - not one that engineers work around.
Why PLM Implementations Struggle
Unclear ownership of data and change
Over-engineered workflows
Process written for audits, not reality
Tools compensating for missing operating models
Too much focus on configuration, not behaviour
PLM doesn’t fix broken change. It amplifies it.
How CM2 Changes the Outcome
Clear roles and accountability
Configuration before automation
Closed-loop change
Decisions made once, consistently
CM2-aligned PLM design
Change and configuration models
Governance engineers understand
Practical implementation support
Transition from theory to day-to-day use
What We Actually Deliver
Build PLM on Solid Foundations
If your PLM implementation feels heavy, slow, or constantly bypassed, the issue is rarely the tool.
Let’s talk about fixing the foundations.