Fujitsu subsidiary FSAS Technologies has saved millions of dollars in inventory optimisation in just six months thanks to its partnership with Celonis, a global leader in Process Intelligence.
Using Celonis’ Process Intelligence Platform has provided FSAS Technologies with never-before-seen transparency into inventory levels and AI-enhanced recommendations about when to purchase, re-allocate, and refrain from buying materials.
The result has been a 20% reduction in excess inventory and a 50% reduction in inventory orders in the first six months of implementation.
Fujitsu set up FSAS Technologies in April 2024 to consolidate its serve and storage business units and it is now a leading provider of advanced data centre solutions specialising in servers, storage and integrated systems.
The Celonis platform connects systems, teams, and processes across FSAS Technologies’ supply chain.
And the global technology giant isn’t stopping, with Celonis working with Fujitsu to expand the use of process intelligence across other processes.
Kazushi Koga, Corporate Executive Officer, SEVP, Head of Platform at Fujitsu, said: “With Celonis, we’ve been able to cut costs by giving our teams the data and context needed to make faster, smarter decisions. We’re now scaling AI across the enterprise fuelled by transformative technologies like Celonis. This is not only transforming how we run Fujitsu, but also how we support our customers in reaching unprecedented levels of efficiency.”
Bastian Nominacher, co-CEO and co-founder of Celonis, said: “Many enterprises struggle with AI because models and agents alone can’t see how the business runs. Fujitsu shows what it really takes to unlock the full potential of enterprise AI. By grounding AI in process intelligence, Fujitsu can automatically trigger the right actions to continuously improve how its business runs, setting a new standard for how complex global operations can perform with speed, reliability, and trust.”
Celonis helps companies such as Fujitsu achieve AI-driven transformation by showing them where to deploy AI solutions, providing AI the context it needs, and ensuring AI works with everything else they’re doing.
As a trusted Celonis partner, Fujitsu is working with its IT service customers around the world to accelerate their business transformation with Process Intelligence. By combining Fujitsu’s digital transformation capabilities with the Celonis Platform, customers can get tailored solutions that optimise their processes and generate massive value.
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