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Product Lifecycle Management– Prepared by Harmeet Chopra PLM Global Market facts •

The overall PLM market grew 10.4% to reach $20.1 billion in 2006. The strong growth attributed to recognition of the value of PLM in improving companies' performance.



PLM investments are forecast to continue their climb over the next five years, increasing at a CAGR of approximately 8.5% to exceed an estimated $30 billion by 2011

Indian Market •

The strong growth of automotive industries, accompanied by extensive design and development work activities by global giants, such as GE, GM, Ford, and Caterpillar fueling the local market



Major PLM vendors, such as Autodesk, Dassault Delmia, PTC, Tata Technologies, and UGS, are extremely upbeat about the market’s robust growth. Growth in industrial manufacturing base fuelling growth throughout Asia.



Representing over 20 percent of the PLM market in 2005, the Asian market expected to grow over 23 percent of the market by 2010.



Japan is the largest market in Asia for PLM solutions but this market is maturing rapidly. Both China and India will see very strong growth in excess of that forecasted for the entire Asian market through 2010.

Market Segmentation (Products/Region/Industries Wise) CIMdata segments the overall PLM market into two primary sub-sectors: A) PLM information authoring and analysis applications (Tools) •

The Tools sector has received the largest amount of investment, although growth of that sector has consistently been slower than for cPDm.



$13.2 billion was spent in 2006 by companies worldwide on PLM Tools such as mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD), CAM, EDA, engineering simulation and analysis, technical publishing, and others.



Growth in this sector was primarily driven by investments in EDA (up 11.9%) and mid-range MCAD (up 11%).



The Tools portion of the PLM market is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% over the next five years to reach $17.1 billion by 2011.

B) Collaborative Product Definition management (cPDm).



The cPDm portion of the PLM market has three primary sub-segments: comprehensive technology suppliers, system integrators-resellers-VARs, and focused application suppliers including visualization and collaboration, digital manufacturing, portfolio management, content management, and many other areas of interest.



Both EMEA and the Americas maintained solid growth with the Americas growing 14.1% and EMEA up 13.8%.



While the 8.2% growth Asia-Pacific was dominated by Japan, continued investment by solution providers in China and other AP countries should result in increased growth across the region in the coming years.



Automotive and high-tech continue to be the largest cPDm adopters in 2006. Aerospace and defense (A&D) and fabrication and assembly (F&A), which includes white goods, machine tools, retail and apparel, and others, had solid revenues. All process industry sectors had solid growth. This includes consumerfocused process industries (consumer packaged goods, food & beverage, and pharmaceuticals), petrochemical, and utilities.

Market Players

Overall PLM Revenue Leaders - 2006

With broad-based capabilities that support a full product lifecycle-focused solution, this group of PLM Mindshare Leaders for 2006 includes Agile, Dassault Systèmes, PTC, SAP, and UGS. In 2005 MatrixOne was also a PLM mindshare leader but was acquired by Dassault Systèmes during 2006. "PLM Mindshare Leaders" are typically considered to be at the forefront of the market in terms of either revenue generation or thought leadership.

PLM Mindshare Leaders' Revenues – 2006 •

DS was the PLM market presence leader in 2006.



UGS' partners also generated substantial UGS-based revenue, with EDS being the most significant.



Both PTC and SAP also exhibited strong and growing partner programs in 2006 and these provide a very positive impact on their overall market presence as well.

cPDm Market Presence Leaders – 2006 •

UGS was the cPDm market presence leader for 2006 with both significant direct revenues and strong partner revenues from EDS and other partners.



DS was a close second with IBM generating a significant portion of its partner revenues, followed by SAP, PTC, and Agile respectively.

Future Trends/My Analysis •

The PLM market remains robust and will continue to have significant growth over the forecast period (2007 through 2011) as companies continue to invest in solutions that can provide them with sustainable business advantage and profitability.



The cPDm sector of the PLM market will be the fastest growing segment as companies invest to better leverage product and plant information across the lifecycle from concept, through manufacturing, to service and operation.



Growth of process automation in industries like automobiles, pharma, retail in Asia region would be the key drivers of PLM market. The SMB’s can be a huge market if the companies come up with smaller and affordable packages.

References http://www.cimdata.com http://www.innovateforum.com/ http://www.arcweb.com/

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