At a time when the automobile industry faces its greatest revolution in a century, Mazda has decided to take the rapid lane towards the future: that of data and artificial intelligence. The Japanese firm has already deployed the Fujitsu Data Intelligence Paas platform, a comprehensive solution based on the cloud that drives strategic decision making from the integration, visualization and intelligent analysis of business data.
This system is part of the Fujitsu Uvance ecosystem, designed to help organizations solve social and business challenges through the use of advanced technologies. Mazda has implemented it progressively since December 2024 and, after months of testing, it is already completely active in four critical areas: factory, information systems, purchases and sales.
AI for faster and more efficient decision -making
Digitization is not only changing cars, but also how they are managed. Thanks to Fujitsu Data Intelligence Paas, Mazda has managed to overcome one of its traditional barriers: the dispersion of the data. Now, that information can be visualized in real time, which allows more precision to plan and respond faster to market changes.
In the purchasing area, for example, one of the most complex processes was the aggregation of business data. Before, this task implied a huge manual load. Today, Fujitsu data scientists can create prototypes quickly, identify critical points and offer AI -based solutions.
This approach has facilitated that, in just two years, 33 new business applications have been developed in five departments. An advance that illustrates how collaboration between technology and human talent can generate a true structural change.
Cooking between people and technology: Mazda’s vision
Mazda does not hide his ambition to reinvent himself from within. The company considers that digital transformation goes far beyond automation or the use of smart platforms. Its objective is to build an environment where people can deploy their full potential, supported by technologies that facilitate work.
In that sense, its alliance with Fujitsu is strategic. Under the cooperation approach promoted by Fujitsu Uvance, both companies collaborate to solve real business problems and move towards a data -based management model and artificial intelligence.
A model for the future industry
This movement reinforces an unstoppable trend: artificial intelligence and data platforms are becoming fundamental pillars in the redesign of industrial processes. In the case of Mazda, the objective is not only to produce better cars, but to do it more efficiently, quickly and sustainablely.
Fujitsu, on the other hand, reaffirms its commitment to responsible business growth, supporting its clients in a digital transition that benefits both their results and society.
