By Max Schrevelius, Co-founder / Commercial Director
Why you should start your PIM investment for 2026 now.
Product Information Management is not a new concept, yet the role of product data has changed drastically in recent years. Where product information was once primarily used to display a product in an online store, it has now become the absolute foundation of digital commerce. Good product data starts before your PIM, and ensuring it flows correctly is essential for modern operations.
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Strategic PIM investment 2026
In practice, a PIM investment 2026 ensures that product data becomes available faster and more consistently. By placing a PIM investment 2026 at the heart of your digital strategy, you reduce the risk of manual errors and accelerate your time to market. A well-considered approach to your PIM investment 2026 makes your organisation more scalable and futureproof. Let your product data flow.
What is the Digital Product Passport and why does it matter for your PIM investment?
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an EU initiative that, from 2026, will make digital information about a product accessible throughout its entire lifecycle. A PIM system is crucial for collecting, structuring, and linking the necessary, often complex, product data required to comply with this regulation.
How can ConnectingTheDots help me with my PIM implementation?
ConnectingTheDots provides a robust PIM platform and deep expertise in managing product data. We support your implementation, offer tools such as the Import & Onboarding component, and advise on compliance with standards like GS1 and upcoming regulations like the DPP, helping you gain Control over product data.
Why is starting early with PIM so important?
Starting early allows sufficient time for thorough analysis, selection, implementation, and optimisation of the PIM system. This reduces project risks, ensures a smoother transition, and enables your business to be compliant with new regulations on time, while remaining ready for the increasing complexity of product data by 2026.