Technology Industry 4.0

PDM is a product data management system. The data means all the information about the product: design data, technological routes, results of technical tests, data on batches and individual copies, and many other documents.

The life cycle of products is a set of processes performed from the moment of identifying the needs of society for certain products to the moment of meeting these needs and utilization of the product.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management) is an application software designed to automate the interaction with customers, in particular, to increase sales, optimize marketing and improve customer service.

KPI (key performance indicators) - Indicators of the activity of the department (enterprise) that assist in achieving strategic and tactical (operational) goals.

HRM (Human Resources Management) is a field of knowledge and practical activities aimed at attracting qualified personnel.

BI (Business Intelligence) is a computer method and tool for organizations that translate transactional business information into a form suitable for business analysis as well as tools for working with information processed in this way.

BPM (Business Process Management) is the concept of organization process management that considers business processes as special resources of an enterprise that are continuously adapted to constant changes.

ECM (Enterprise Content Management) is a strategic infrastructure and technical architecture to support a single lifecycle of unstructured information (content) of various types and formats.

ACM (Adaptive Case Management, Dynamic Case Management, Advanced Case Management) is the concept of dynamic enterprise business process management.

SCM (Supply Chain Management) is a management concept and organizational strategy, which consists of an integrated approach to managing the entire flow of information about raw materials, materials, products, and services that arise and are transformed during the implementation of the enterprise logistic and production processes.