ThingWorx Navigate — Building Better Collaboration with Product Lifecycle Management Data

Johnson & Johnson is one of the world’s most admired manufacturers with a strong reputation in medical innovation, health equity and product quality. But with over 130,000 employees and a diverse product portfolio, the pharma company needed better ways of securely collaborating across its global product development teams. In this webinar, technology leaders in the Johnson & Johnson Medical Device Business Segment will describe how they are using ThingWorx Navigate — a revolutionary new set of apps that lets more stakeholders across a company access and impact product data sourced from multiple systems of record in a simple, role-based interface. This suite of customizable apps can easily access an organization’s product lifecycle management (PLM) data and enable real-time data sharing across development, manufacturing and support to drive better decision-making and innovation. Johnson & Johnson will walk through its:

• Top collaboration applications, use cases and value
• Collaboration architecture vision and roadmap
• Best practices for enabling engineering and cross-functional collaboration
• Business impact achieved across product quality, revenue and cost savings

Join this webinar to learn about building better collaboration with ThingWorx Navigate, a unique software that provides simplified access to PLM data.

Speakers

Preeti Gupta, Lead ThingWorx Architect, Johnson & Johnson

Preeti Gupta has 18 years of experience working in PTC Windchill and ThingWorx product family in medical device and life sciences Industries. In her current role, she is responsible for architecting ThingWorx Navigate, ThingWorx and Vuforia Studio AR solutions in Johnson & Johnson. She loves to share success stories and odyssey about deploying PTC products with the PTC/User community.

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Emily Larkin, Product Manager, PTC

Emily Larkin is the Product Manager for PTC’s ThingWorx Navigate. She’s focused on delivering digital solutions to bring valuable engineering information from domain systems, across the enterprise to enable collaboration and improve product time to market. She joined PTC in 2019 from GE where she served as a Senior Consultant focused on business strategy and technology risk management. She holds a BS in information science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and an executive degree in business administration from Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

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