I’m very much excited about the restarting of OpenBOM webinars. If you never saw OpenBOM webinars before, check it out here. This week, we’re restarting our educational webinar series with a set of webinars about OpenBOM. During these webinars, we are going to give you a deep introduction in how OpenBOM helps you to manage product information, product lifecycle, collaborate with contractors and suppliers as well as manage downstream processes such as vendor and purchasing.
Also, I am sure you are interested to learn more about PLM (product’s life cycle management). PLM offers the greatest management concepts both for startups and for large companies. So what will we particularly learn in the webinar?
Since that time, we have introduced many new features and enhancements of OpenBOM calculations services. Here is a shortlist:
1- Formula in catalogs
2- Support for formulas in templates
3- Automatic formula in rows
Here are a few blogs outlining these new features:
How to manage packaging units and use catalog formulas
Templates and formulas enhancements
In this new webinar, Steve Hess, director of the user experience at OpenBOM makes a deep dive into new formula and calculations features. Watch the video:
Link to the Webinar:
We are going to restart the webinars with the topic, which usually generates top interest from OpenBOM new users and customers – formula and calculations. You can see the previous webinar about OpenBOM formulas and calculations here.
Here is the link to the webinar – OpenBOM – Totals, Rollups and Formulas (Jun 17, 2020 at 02:00 PM)
Discover how Formulas can help you get the most out of your OpenBOM Bills of Materials. Join OpenBOM Director of User Experience Steve Hess as he covers the basic thru advanced use of Formulas. Use the following LINK to connect to the webinar.
Best, Oleg @ openbom dot com.
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