The product life cycle is a model that attempts to map the stages of growth and decline by a product to help create appropriate marketing and sales strategies. While it is designed to analyze ...

Image: Rob Robinson, ComplexDiscovery with AI. [EDRM Editor’s Note: This article was first published here on August 28, 2025, and EDRM is grateful to Rob Robinson, editor and managing director of ...

Product lifecycle management needs a reboot. Growing concerns about sustainability, combined with recent technology advances, have driven the need to redefine product lifecycle management (PLM). For ...

The product life cycle presents a model for understanding changes in demand over a product's life. Grocery stores stock a wide variety of products, from perishable food to magazines, each of which can ...

If every company has to be a technology company these days (because everything you make or sell either uses or at least relies on technology), then every company needs to know how to create products — ...

Traditional engagement models are less effective; HCPs and patients demand personalized, streamlined experiences. Omnichannel strategies have not significantly improved engagement; optichannel ...

PTC Inc. PTC recently announced that Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. is leveraging its Intelligent Product Lifecycle solutions to modernize product development by unifying design, engineering and ...

Many physical security system products have very long lifecycles – such as cameras, card readers, access system controllers, intrusion detection panels and sensors, which typically function well for ...

In recent years, the drivers of image for luxury brands have been changing fast. Historically, the scarcity model of luxury has driven many brands to destroy surplus merchandise to maintain a certain ...