In recent months, I have received several inquiries about using Enterprise PDM for tracking projects. As many of you know, Enterprise PDM (EPDM) has a powerful workflow component, used for managing document routing. The functionality, in combination with templates, can provide a great interface for creating and tracking projects. Just to be clear, EPDM is not a project management system. It would not replace Microsoft Project software as a project editor, but it would complement it. To best explain it, I have put together a video that shows the functionality.
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October 20, 2009
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