Product Lifecycle Management (plm)
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Comparison tools for PLM vendors, IT decision-makers, consultants, and educators. Online, side-by-side PLM evaluations. Daily IT articles, webcast's, and extensive knowledgebase. Free evaluation session. Free access to our articles and daily newsletter with your email. Featured white-papers and RFP sample templates also free.
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Today's more informed buyer
demands proof of performance. The major benefit of being a TEC Certified Vendor, aside from getting
their products on the radar screen of "ready to buy" IT decision makers, worldwide, is that they are
able to use our resources to clearly illustrate product superiority. And, because the information they
provide comes from a totally impartial source, they and the client receive that powerful endorsement
they are both looking for when the products involved do indeed satisfy the buyer's needs in areas such
as PLM.
TEC was coined "the Rolls-Royce of decision support tools" by ZDNet
Q: What are eBestMatch, eBestMatch and the eBestMatch Engine?
A: eBestMatch is the powerful software tool behind the PLM Evaluation Center.
It is an enterprise-scale decision support tool that contains several patented
analysis algorithms. It has been referred to as "the Rolls Royce of Decision Support tools"(ZDNet).
For more information on eBestMatch click here. eBestMatch is a simplified web enabled version of eBestMatch.
The eBestMatch Engine is the core engine that powers the TEC Evaluation Centers. The eBestMatch Engine permits
the TEC Evaluation Centers to retain all of the computational and mathematical power of eBestMatch, yet
present the data in a user-friendly manner. This permits the complexity of the eBestMatch software to
remain hidden, but at the same time gives the user a simple, easy-to-use and powerful decision
evaluation tool at their fingertips. When combined with the extensive Knowledge Bases that are
used in the TEC Evaluation Centers, it becomes an invaluable research tool. We are building archives
of information on PLM.
TEC's
business is predicated on the fact that every year, in excess of 100 billion dollars are
lost due to IT projects that fail as a result of poor planning and selection. With the
vast majority of these failures and cost overruns, attributed to projects not implemented,
our mission is simple. To provide IT decision makers and advisors with ready and affordable
access to the advanced tools and expertise they require. To this end, we have spent years
developing what has been deemed and aptly described by the industry as "the Rolls Royce of decision support tools". We
deliver concise reports on PLM.
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