Applying Pumpkin Lifecycle Management as an Analogy for Product Lifecycle Management

This article offers a unique perspective on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) by drawing parallels to the lifecycle of a pumpkin. Each phase of PLM-ideation, development, production, launch, and retirement?is examined through this relatable analogy, emphasizing the significance of robust processes. The narrative illustrates how effective PLM supports sustainability and continuous innovation, fostering a circular economy similar to the ecological contributions of pumpkins. In the ever-evolving world of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), professionals often find it challenging to convey its complexities to a broad audience. This paper offers a unique analogy, comparing PLM stages to the lifecycle of a pumpkin. By dissecting each lifecycle phase-from ideation to sustainability-this narrative-driven exploration offers insights into the significance of robust PLM processes. Ultimately, similar to how pumpkins contribute to a sustainable ecosystem, an effective PLM system can facilitate the circular economy and drive continuous innovation in product development.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Published
2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr241126004543
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2
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Global Trade and Competitiveness
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Applying Pumpkin Lifecycle Management as an Analogy for Product Lifecycle Management

Piyush Mittal
2 citations
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Global Trade and Competitiveness
1.11
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Applying Pumpkin Lifecycle Management as an Analogy for Product Lifecycle Management

Piyush Mittal
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Abstract

This article offers a unique perspective on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) by drawing parallels to the lifecycle of a pumpkin. Each phase of PLM-ideation, development, production, launch, and retirement?is examined through this relatable analogy, emphasizing the significance of robust processes. The narrative illustrates how effective PLM supports sustainability and continuous innovation, fostering a circular economy similar to the ecological contributions of pumpkins. In the ever-evolving world of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), professionals often find it challenging to convey its complexities to a broad audience. This paper offers a unique analogy, comparing PLM stages to the lifecycle of a pumpkin. By dissecting each lifecycle phase-from ideation to sustainability-this narrative-driven exploration offers insights into the significance of robust PLM processes. Ultimately, similar to how pumpkins contribute to a sustainable ecosystem, an effective PLM system can facilitate the circular economy and drive continuous innovation in product development.

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)Vol. 13(11)
Responsible consumption and production
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Global Trade and Competitiveness
1.11
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