Data migration is a critically important part of a PIM or MDM implementation project. Get it right, and go-live is smooth and seamless. Get it wrong, and you are piling up problems for later. In this article, we look at the best tools to ensure your migration project goes as you want it to.
If PIM is key to optimising how product-centric companies manage their product information, PIM for marketing is what turbo-boosts how that information can be used to create stunning product experiences.
No two data migration projects are the same, so the methodology used will vary from case to case. However, for Start with Data, the basis of any successful transformation project lies in the application of our four-step model.
Why is a consultant partner essential for you to navigate a PIM implementation project successfully? We take a brief look at the key added value of consultancy expertise and developing a compelling business case.
A PIM implementation project throws up a lot of complex challenges. We look at ten of the most significant – the factors to bear in mind, and why you need to be on the ball well before starting the project itself.
There are several types of industry data standards out there, and this brief overview will help to clarify exactly what they are used for and at whom they are aimed.
How can FMCG manufacturers to manage the multiple challenges they face when onboarding product data? We look at the principle issues and focus on leveraging the power of digital technology, sound data governance and excellent supplier and vendor relationships.
For industrial manufacturers, the demand for product data from suppliers is ballooning, bringing with it a potential problem of backlogs due to an inability to keep up with the speed and quantity of product data entering the business. How can working with consultancy partners and technology solution specialists ensure the onboarding process can be smooth and trouble-free?
As industry 4.0 becomes more commonplace, product data has a significant impact on resource deployment, efficiency, quality, and costs. The tools currently available allow product information management capabilities to generate several benefits for manufacturers.