PLM Data Migration for Engineering Organisations

Most PLM data migrations fail because organisations confuse moving data with maintaining data integrity.

We help engineering organisations migrate PLM data without losing trust, traceability, or control.

Whether you’re upgrading Teamcenter, consolidating legacy systems, or correcting a previous failed migration, we focus on protecting configuration and change - not just shifting files.


Why PLM Data Migrations Fail

  • Data treated as files instead of configurations

  • No agreed ownership or data standards

  • Broken revision and status histories

  • BOMs, datasets, and change migrated in isolation

  • Validation based on volume, not trust

When engineers stop trusting the data, PLM adoption collapses - regardless of how “successful” the migration looked on paper.


Our Approach to PLM Data Migration

  • Configuration-first mindset (items, BOMs, datasets, change)

  • Data profiling before migration decisions are made

  • Clear rules for revision, status, and ownership

  • Migration aligned to the operating model

  • Validation focused on real engineering use


Teamcenter and Enterprise PLM Experience

We’ve supported complex PLM migrations across Teamcenter and other enterprise environments, including upgrades, re-platforming, and legacy consolidation.

Our experience spans large BOM structures, dataset-heavy products, multi-site environments, and regulated industries where traceability and control matter.


Risks We Actively Remove

  • Broken or flattened BOM structures

  • Orphaned or duplicated datasets

  • Incorrect release data

  • Lost traceability to change

  • Engineers reverting to offline workarounds


Let’s Talk About Your Migration

If you’re planning a PLM migration - or already dealing with the fallout from one - let’s have a straight conversation about the risks and how to manage them properly.