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Stan Przybylinski
VP of Research , CIMdata Inc
Stan Przybylinski, VP of Research for the management consulting and research firm CIMdata. As Vice President of Research, Mr. Przybylinski is responsible for CIMdata’s research agenda, including the CIMdata PLM Market Analysis Report series. Beyond his research work at CIMdata, Mr. Przybylinski has been directly involved with the selection, consulting, integration, and implementation of large-scale PLM solutions. He has experience working in the automotive, aerospace, consumer packaged goods (CPG), high-tech, and medical device industries. In addition to his work at CIMdata, Mr. Przybylinski has held various positions in research and development, marketing, and communications with both Fortune 100 companies and small organizations.
Mr. Przybylinski’s university education includes both BS and MS in Mathematics from the University of Vermont, and an MBA in Finance from New York University. His continuing education includes CMII Certification from the Institute for Configuration Management.
Latest from Stan Przybylinski
Manufacturing used to be much more simple. In the 1960s, most products were mechanically focused, with some electrical and other systems, depending upon the application. Advancements in electronics made their way into all manner of manufactured products, making them “smart,” or at least smarter than previous generations by adding capabilities...
