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IBM Product Master vs Pimcore

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8.0#3 in product information management softwareFrom $9,900 a year
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FactIBM Product MasterPimcore
DeploymentIBM describes its architecture as supporting on-premises, cloud or hybrid deployments.Enterprise Edition can be deployed on private or public cloud or in a private data center, while Community Edition supports cloud or on-premises deployment.
Digital assetsThe product supports linking, previewing and publishing digitally enriched content.DAM capabilities include asset metadata and rights management, approval workflows, and product linkage.
Founded19112013
HeadquartersArmonk, New York, United StatesSalzburg, Austria
IntegrationsIBM documentation describes integrations with upstream and downstream systems using data sources, import, export or report jobs, and message queues.Pimcore names Upsun, Shopware, iPaas.com, Productsup, and trbo among its Global Technology Alliances.
SecurityProduct Master provides role-based access privileges, including system-wide, screen and access control group levels.Pimcore says its PaaS includes automated security and identifies PCI, GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, FERPA, CCPA, BDSG, and PIPEDA compliance badges on the page.
Workflow and approvalsYesYes

IBM Product Master plans

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Pimcore plans

  • Professional Edition$9,900 a year
  • Enterprise Edition$29,900 a year
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  • Community EditionFree
  • Professional$9,900 a year
  • Enterprise$29,900 a year

Pick IBM Product Master if…

It suits enterprise catalog, data, and supplier teams that need to manage product information across multiple domains. Administrators, editors, merchandisers, developers, and vendors are among its intended users.

Pick Pimcore if…

Pimcore suits organizations bringing product data, digital assets, and digital experiences together, particularly those needing multilingual management or approval workflows. Community Edition is aimed at non-production use, academic settings, non-profits, and businesses below EUR/USD 5 million in annual revenue.

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