
The 9 Key Steps to Selecting a PIM System
Marketing products across multiple channels takes more than processes. A PIM system keeps product information centrally managed, enriched and consistent.
In brief: Time-to-market is the time it takes for a new product to become available in sales channels with all the necessary information. Missing or scattered product data is one of the most common reasons why new products are not ready for sale on time.
A PIM system brings data together, uses workflows to coordinate tasks in parallel, shows the status for each channel and automatically syndicates the finished data. This is why many companies measure time-to-market as a key performance indicator for their PIM project.
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Marketing products across multiple channels takes more than processes. A PIM system keeps product information centrally managed, enriched and consistent.

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