Manufacturing

The environment surrounding the manufacturing industry is changing due to globalization, the rise of emerging economies, energy conservation, environmental issues and an aging society. It is important for companies to use data analysis to improve productivity and quality while developing next-generation technologies and taking energy-saving and environmental measures. Fujitsu leverages its expertise from its own practices and years of support for customer business systems to comprehensively support the transformation of factories, supply chains, and tools for employees.

Capabilities

Smart factory

Utilizing IoT and AI, we provide data visualization, productivity improvement, quality improvement and cost reduction. The ability to easily utilize our advanced network technologies also addresses complexity and security challenges.

Supply chain management

Utilizing digital technology, we visualize and automate manufacturing, distribution, and sales operations. We aim to maximize customer value by visualizing the end-to-end supply chain and automating and improving the efficiency of production processes.

QCDE improvement in product development operations

Enhance competitiveness in the manufacturing industry by improving quality, cost, delivery time and efficiency. State-of-the-art technology and performance-based services help standardize operations and streamline production management systems.

Insights

Recommendations for Managers Challenging DX in the Manufacturing Industry | Part 1: The past 10 years - progress of digital transformation

We will delve into an examination of the obstacles that companies encounter when striving to advance digital transformation. Our analysis will encompass anticipated improvements in productivity, adaptability, sustainability, as well as their connection with a people-centric approach. We will also use the Global Lighthouse as an illustrative case of advanced digital transformation. Additionally, we will introduce a framework for addressing both traditional digital transformation efforts and novel initiatives, while suggesting strategies to enrich the manufacturing perspective.

Part 1: The past 10 years - progress of digital transformation

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Using digital technology to create a global supply chain that is efficient in production and responsive to change

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Understanding the Five Trends in Business Transformation required for Manufacturing

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Three industry specialists spill the beans on Smart Manufacturing

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Key focus areas achieving a sustainable world

Sustainable Manufacturing

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Customer Stories

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HMD Global - Orchestrating the right outcomes

HMD Global, Europe’s largest manufacturer of mobile phones, leveraged the power of RISE with SAP on Microsoft Azure to become an intelligent and sustainable enterprise. Fujitsu provided the expertise to reimagine business processes and transform mission-critical systems for future success.

Read the HMD Global story

Bayer Crop Science - Quantum-inspired computing’s potential to raise yields

Bayer engaged in a proof of concept with Fujitsu’s Digital Transformation services, assessing the power of the quantum-inspired Digital Annealer to solve complex challenges relating to seed production planning and materials campaign scheduling.

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SHOWA GLOVE - Streamlining operations with Fujitsu’s AMS

Using Fujitsu’s AMS in the overseas expansion of manufacturing company SHOWA GLOVE.

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BlueScope Australian Steel Products - Higher performance with Azure

Versor, a Fujitsu company, helped steel maker BlueScope ASP migrate its on-premises data lake platform to a new Microsoft Azure Modern Data Platform, which can be replicated worldwide.

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