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What is the licensing structure and cost of your system?
What are the requirements for running your system?
What method would be used for project team members to access the system?
What method would be used for suppliers and outsourced manufacturers to access the system?
What methods could be used to alert people of status changes, actions required etc.?
Do you support automated actions? Based on what criteria?
How is security handled in your system?
What information can be restricted? Can it be defined by user, by group?
Can your system be setup to integrate into an ERP? Through what methods?
Describe the process of editing or adding a workflow to the system
How are additional solutions or extensions to existing solutions handled?
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how does PLM address software as a very important part of the end product?
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