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In OpenBOM, Items are the starting point for building product structures. One Item can be used in several types of...

Managing procurement directly from engineering data is one of the powerful capabilities of OpenBOM. By connecting BOMs, inventory, and purchasing,...

A quick heads up on a user experience improvement for orders and PO / RFQ visibility in the dashboard.  If...

A change is not an ECO button, it is a connected process. Change management in engineering rarely starts with a...

For a long time, managing products meant managing mechanical structures. Assemblies, subassemblies, parts, revisions — the Bill of Materials was...

For the third consecutive year, OpenBOM has been recognized in the G2 Top 50 CAD & PLM Software list. When...

Recently, my attention was caught by an article from Rob Ferrone explaining the complexity of a BOM. In a nutshell,...

Let’s speak about how to turn BOM structure, change history and dependencies into product memory to support intelligent decisions.  Earlier...

Do you remember when we paid extra for international and long-distance calls? That model eventually disappeared because technology changed. Pricing...

Product development is accelerating and product complexity kills traditional system architecture. Yesterday, my attention was caught by Martin Eigner’s article...

A few weeks ago, I participated in a webcast about the future of BOM management with Michael Finocchiaro, Patrick Hillberg...

A few months ago, I ordered an electric kettle, and to my surprise, it came with a Wi-Fi card and...