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Navigating a manufacturing landscape shaped by global dynamics and environmental imperatives, Fujitsu empowers industries with data-driven enhancements in productivity and quality. Through pioneering sustainable technologies, we facilitate a future-proof transformation of factory systems, supply chain management, and employee tools, encapsulating our longstanding commitment to advancing smart manufacturing practices.

Capabilities

Smart factory

Harnessing the power of IoT and AI, Fujitsu delivers transformative solutions for data visualization and operational excellence, ensuring quality enhancement and cost efficiency. Our advanced network technologies simplify complex processes and fortify security, equipping manufacturers to meet modern challenges head-on.

Supply chain management

Embracing digital innovation, Fujitsu revolutionizes manufacturing, distribution, and sales through automation and visualization. Our focus on an end-to-end supply chain view and the optimization of production processes is geared towards delivering unparalleled customer value.

QCDE improvement in product development operations

Fujitsu boosts manufacturing competitiveness by focusing on quality, cost, delivery, and efficiency. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and performance-driven services, we standardize operations and optimize production management systems for peak performance.

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Manufacturing in North America

Out of disruption, a new generation of manufacturers are emerging. A generation not defined by sector, region or number of years in business. But by a commitment to building resilient and sustainable manufacturing processes for a sustainable future.
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Glovia OM

Integrate all of your business processes from sales to fulfillment with unmatched transparency and efficiency.
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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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Key focus areas achieving a sustainable world

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.

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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Mars Incorporated - Mars growing business with B2B CX

Mars partnered with Fujitsu to build an engagement platform that drives enhanced, frictionless, digital experiences for B2B customers across all channels.
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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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