are manufacturing companies ready to go digital?

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Reach out: Interested in reading the full report? Head to http://www.capgemini-consulting.com/are-manufacturing-companies-ready-to-go-digital Follow us on Twitter @capgeminiconsul or email [email protected] Manufacturers are not digitally mature Digitizing Manufacturing End-to End Accelerates product development Builds agility and efficient processes 1. Oxford Economics (2011): “The New Digital Economy – How It Will Transform Business”, global survey of 363 business executives across industries 2. Crowd Sourcing, “GE’S ECOMAGINATION CHALLENGE BREAKS OPEN INNOVATION RECORDS”, 2012 3. Carbon Design Systems case study on Samsung 4. 3ds.com: “Virtual Ergonomics Solutions”, 2010 5. Journal of the Microsoft Global High Tech Summit, “Value Chain Partnerships Adding Value to the Value Chain Agility”, 2007 6. Caterpillar, “Now you see me…”, 2008 7. eBridge case study 8. Word of Mouth Marketing Association Case Study 9. Telligent, “Texas Instruments Case Study”, 2013 Drives Innovation Helps predict performance and avoid the risk of building real prototypes Cuts engineering and manufacturing costs Allows integrated monitoring of product performance and predictive maintenance Traces product quality in real-time Creates efficient and transparent logistics processes Helps targeted marketing to global consumers at effective cost Marketing insights help build profitable customer relationships while generating new revenue streams Dynamically integrates external suppliers and outsource entire functions of the value chain Digital product design Digitizing the factory shop-floor Digitizing the supply chain Digitally customizing marketing,sales and services ABB’s collaboration application helped improve spend transparency to Caterpillar’s Cloud Supply Chain Visibility solution increased visibility Minimizes time-to-market and manufacturing lead time BMW used eBridge - a digital marketing tool to increase the conversion rate to sales 3,000 ideas 0% to 65% 90% Are Manufacturing Companies Ready to Go Digital? Only of executives believe that manufacturing sector will be highly impacted by digital transformation over the next 5 years Samsung’s virtual prototyping > 50% platform resulted in improving performance by GE’s crowdsourcing project received over Bombardier’s digital factory models reduce the size of the factory by compared to previous standards 50% Sources: of manufacturers believe digitization can help improve market share Less than 10% of manufacturers leverage digital technologies to transform expect digitization to drive revenue growth from Minimizes inventory costs 37% 38% Only 25%

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Manufacturing companies have traditionally been slow to react to the advent of digital technologies and their related impact across the manufacturing value chain and operating model. While there are a few manufacturing companies that have made rapid advances in deriving significant benefits from digital, their number is still small. For instance, in a recent industry survey, only 25% of the interviewed executives believed that the manufacturing sector would be highly impacted by digital transformation over the next five years. Our study found that digital innovation is critical when it comes to addressing manufacturers’ key business drivers and creating value.

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Reach out: Interested in reading the full report? Head to http://www.capgemini-consulting.com/are-manufacturing-companies-ready-to-go-digitalFollow us on Twitter @capgeminiconsul or email [email protected]

Manufacturers are not digitally mature

Digitizing Manufacturing End-to End

Accelerates productdevelopment

Builds agility and efficient processes

1. Oxford Economics (2011): “The New Digital Economy – How It Will Transform Business”, global survey of 363 business executives across industries 2. Crowd Sourcing, “GE’S ECOMAGINATION CHALLENGE BREAKS OPEN INNOVATION RECORDS”, 20123. Carbon Design Systems case study on Samsung4. 3ds.com: “Virtual Ergonomics Solutions”, 20105. Journal of the Microsoft Global High Tech Summit, “Value Chain Partnerships Adding Value to the Value Chain Agility”, 20076. Caterpillar, “Now you see me…”, 20087. eBridge case study8. Word of Mouth Marketing Association Case Study9. Telligent, “Texas Instruments Case Study”, 2013

Drives Innovation

Helps predict performanceand avoid the risk ofbuilding real prototypes

Cuts engineering and manufacturing costs

Allows integrated monitoringof product performance andpredictive maintenance

Traces product quality in real-time

Creates efficient andtransparent logistics processes

Helps targeted marketing toglobal consumers at effective cost

Marketing insights help buildprofitable customer relationshipswhile generating new revenuestreams

Dynamically integratesexternal suppliers andoutsource entire functionsof the value chain

Digital product design

Digitizing the factory shop-floor

Digitizing the supply chain

Digitally customizing marketing,sales and services

ABB’s collaborationapplication helped improve spend transparency to

Caterpillar’sCloud Supply Chain Visibility solution increased visibility

Minimizes time-to-market andmanufacturing lead time

BMW used eBridge- a digital marketing tool toincrease the conversion rateto sales

3,000 ideas

0% to 65% 90%

Are ManufacturingCompanies Readyto Go Digital?

Onlyof executives believe thatmanufacturing sector willbe highly impacted by digital transformationover the next 5 years

Samsung’s virtual prototyping

> 50%platform resulted in improving performance by

GE’s crowdsourcing projectreceived over

Bombardier’s digitalfactory models reduce the sizeof the factory by compared to previous standards

50%

Sources:

of manufacturers believedigitization can helpimprove market share

Less than 10% ofmanufacturers leveragedigital technologies totransform

expect digitization todrive revenue growth

from

Minimizes inventory costs

37%

38%

Only25%