This proposal was completed in March, 2015 as an interim report “Industrial Value Chain Initiative, ma […]
Proposal 2 Recommendation of “Initiative” (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
The situation where the Japanese manufacturing industry was placed seems to be picking up once, depending on
Nonetheless, it is highly likely that such a scenario is just a reminder, and in fact, manufacturing in Japa
In assembly-type manufacturing, the common use of parts is very important for cost reduction and quality sta
4. Japanese factory paradigm shift (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
Let’s explain about the loose standards with specific examples. Small chef is a master of fried egg. H
5. Reference model as a loose standard (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
It seems difficult to tell Monogoto (story) to a third party even if it looks easy. If there is a last resor
Another noteworthy overseas trend is the digital factory standard (IEC 62832). This specification is still i
7.Latest trends around factory models (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
The concept of “Connected factories” does not aim to connect factories to factories. Many of these factories
8. What are the benefits of collaboration? (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
Due to the impact of the weak yen by unprecedented level of monetary easing in Japan, it is said that Japane
9. From supply chain to engineering chain (First published in Japanese in June, 2014) Read More »
There is a need for a structural shift in Japanese manufacturing. The manufacturing industry, which initiall
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