PLM that ships. Owned by your team.
An Engineering Operations practice. Fixed-price PLM implementations on Aras Innovator and Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE — 15+ years across automotive, aerospace, energy, and consumer goods. Full handover, no retainers.
Recognise any of these?
These are the conversations that usually start the first call. If two or three of them describe your last quarter, we should talk — we’ve fixed every one of these in earlier projects.
“The PLM you bought three years ago is barely used.”
Engineers still keep the real BOM in Excel. The expensive platform has become a glorified document store. Leadership stopped asking about ROI.
“The ECO backlog keeps growing.”
Nobody can tell you why a specific change is stuck — or for how long. Approvals chase email, sign-offs go missing, releases slip again.
“The team that built it has rotated off your account.”
Their custom code is unreadable. The developers who wrote it are gone. Nobody on your team can change it without breaking three other things.
“Audit is in six weeks. The trail has holes.”
Some changes have no approver record. Some BOMs have orphan entries. You don’t know what an auditor will ask first.
“Engineers waste hours chasing the right revision.”
Whose copy is current? Whose is approved? Why are there three ‘Rev C’ files in the same folder, and which one shipped?
“A supplier built parts to last month’s drawing.”
Nobody told them about the change. Now you’re scrapping or reworking, and the customer is asking some pointed questions.
“Every small change costs another statement of work.”
The vendor that built the customisations is the only one who can extend them. Your CFO wants to know why the invoices never stop.
“Time-to-market keeps slipping.”
Engineering says the data’s a mess. Manufacturing says engineering is slow. Leadership wants the answers PLM was supposed to deliver.
None of this is unusual. PLM goes wrong in predictable ways. The difference is whether you have someone who's seen it before — and can fix it in weeks, with a fixed scope and a signed-off price.
Two PLM platforms. Both deeply.
Aras Innovator and Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE are where we've spent the last 15+ years on complex implementations — across automotive, aerospace, energy, and consumer goods deployments. Every platform, process, and integration on this page is a service we deliver. Configuration management, CAD-PLM integration, and AI agents in PLM are woven through every engagement. Adjacent EngOps work on request.
Aras Innovator
Highly flexible PLM platform that adapts to your engineering process. A strong fit for teams that want control over how PLM behaves — not just settings to toggle.
- —Setup, customisation, and process design
- —Custom logic and automation
- —Approval and release workflow design
- —Version upgrades and data migrations
Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE
Enterprise PLM platform with integrated CAD, change, and BOM management. A strong fit for teams already in the Dassault ecosystem — CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, ENOVIA.
- —ENOVIA setup and administration
- —Engineering change and release processes
- —BOM and product structure management
- —Connecting PLM to design and production tools
A small specialist team, with you from start to finish.
AI-accelerated delivery
We use modern AI tooling across discovery, design, code, review, and documentation. Same production bar — it just gets there faster.
Pay per solution
Engagements are scoped and priced per outcome. You see the price before any work starts; it stays put unless the scope changes. You pay for the problem we solve.
You own what we build
All source code, configuration, and documentation is yours from day one — readable, reviewable, and maintainable by your own team.
Most PLM projects don't need an army. They need the right hands, fully focused, until the work ships.
A scope, a price, and a date — within a week.
Tell us what's broken — or what you wish worked better. We listen, ask sharp questions, and tell you honestly whether we can help. If we can, you leave the first call with a clear scope, a fixed price, and a realistic delivery date.