by | 17 Sep 2009
This morning, Dave Gower, senior director of PLM for Microsoft presented to the analysts. It was interesting to hear about the hardware side of the software giant. It’s kind of the inverse of Siemens PLM – we’re the software side of a hardware company. Here are some notes from his presentation.
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