SteepGraph at Aras Connect Europe 2024

• Aras implementation and configuration — end-to-end delivery for small and medium business, aerospace suppliers and automotive suppliers, backed by 14 years as an Aras partner, reseller and service provider.
• Data migration and enterprise integration — moving legacy estates onto Aras and connecting it to the systems around it.
• AMS services and our Support Toolkit — keeping a live Aras platform healthy after go-live rather than only at project stage.
• Aras UI enhancement and performance improvement — usability work, infrastructure, test automation and DevOps (CI/CD) on large deployments.
• Business consulting — shaping the PLM roadmap before the build starts.

Aras Connect is Aras Corporation's European roadshow, a series of regional one- and two-day gatherings that bring customers, partners and the Aras product team together for presentations, panels and technical sessions closer to home than the annual ACE conference. The 2024 tour ran through October across Stockholm, Birmingham, Paris and Frankfurt, drawing close to 500 registrations, with SteepGraph joining as a Silver Sponsor in Stockholm, Paris and Frankfurt.

• The Digital Product Passport is now a live agenda item in Europe. The EU initiative came up alongside digital thread and digital twin sessions in a way it simply does not at the US events — European customers are planning for it, not just watching it.
• Supplier management was the recurring product conversation. Following its launch earlier in the year, it dominated the questions we heard about extending PLM beyond the enterprise boundary.
• The technical audience wanted depth, not overview. Paris added a half-day Technical Summit on the second day and it was one of the strongest-attended parts of the tour — a signal about what practitioners actually turn up for.
• Regional events reach people the annual conference does not. Close to 500 registrations across four cities, with over half from industry leaders, and Frankfurt alone drawing 130 — the roadshow format is doing real work in Europe.