From farmers in developing countries to internet entrepreneurs, digitalization is transforming the lives of people of all walks of life, all over the world. We speak to Vivek Mahajan, Corporate Executive Officer, SEVP and CTO of Fujitsu about how the world-leading digital transformation partner is developing technologies in key areas such as computing, networks, and artificial intelligence as well as the solutions to some of the most pressing global problems.
From farmers in developing countries to internet entrepreneurs, digitalization is transforming the lives of people of all walks of life, all over the world. We speak to Vivek Mahajan, Corporate Executive Officer, SEVP and CTO of Fujitsu about how the world-leading digital transformation partner is developing technologies in key areas such as computing, networks, and artificial intelligence as well as the solutions to some of the most pressing global problems.
The strength of Nippon Yakin lies not only in its stainless steels, but also in its wide range of high nickel alloys, which offer excellent corrosion and heat resistance. These products are supported by manufacturing technologies developed over many years, and delivered to customers around the world by a global sales network. We sit down with president Hisashi Kubota, who explains how Nippon Yakin Kogyo is leveraging its near century of manufacturing experience to create high-performance stainless steels and nickel alloys in high demand by the green economy.
The strength of Nippon Yakin lies not only in its stainless steels, but also in its wide range of high nickel alloys, which offer excellent corrosion and heat resistance. These products are supported by manufacturing technologies developed over many years, and delivered to customers around the world by a global sales network. We sit down with president Hisashi Kubota, who explains how Nippon Yakin Kogyo is leveraging its near century of manufacturing experience to create high-performance stainless steels and nickel alloys in high demand by the green economy.
Japanese company Miyazaki Seiko is a leader in the secondary processing of specialty steel, with four major product lines: cold drawn bars, pipe in coil (cold drawn pipe), cold heading quality wire, and fine slug. By constantly building upon its core technology with new ideas, Miyazaki Seiko continues its challenge to be the very best manufacturer, as explained by president, Motonobu Miyazaki.
Japanese company Miyazaki Seiko is a leader in the secondary processing of specialty steel, with four major product lines: cold drawn bars, pipe in coil (cold drawn pipe), cold heading quality wire, and fine slug. By constantly building upon its core technology with new ideas, Miyazaki Seiko continues its challenge to be the very best manufacturer, as explained by president, Motonobu Miyazaki.
Behind every great smile is a great toothbrush, and people from all walks of life are focusing on their dental hygiene more than ever. Yamato Esulon offers its partners the opportunity to sell the most innovative dental products with the assurances and know-how that 90 years of experience in the business brings. As an OEM, the company prides itself on its ability to tailor its industry-standard machinery to meet the needs of its business partners, working to strict deadlines, and preventing leaks of company information. As president Toshiharu Matsushita says: “Our ability to deliver on our promises is what builds trust with our customers.” Mr. Matsushita gives more details on the company and some of its unique products, including a new rapid PCR test for gingivitis and a new tufting head part for toothbrushes that makes the head extremely streamlined.
Behind every great smile is a great toothbrush, and people from all walks of life are focusing on their dental hygiene more than ever. Yamato Esulon offers its partners the opportunity to sell the most innovative dental products with the assurances and know-how that 90 years of experience in the business brings. As an OEM, the company prides itself on its ability to tailor its industry-standard machinery to meet the needs of its business partners, working to strict deadlines, and preventing leaks of company information. As president Toshiharu Matsushita says: “Our ability to deliver on our promises is what builds trust with our customers.” Mr. Matsushita gives more details on the company and some of its unique products, including a new rapid PCR test for gingivitis and a new tufting head part for toothbrushes that makes the head extremely streamlined.
Misumaru Sangyo has over 60 years of manufacturing experience and is recognized as one of the highest quality service and product manufacturers in Japan. The company has adopted the art of craftsmanship from its founding company by creating a fusion of Japanese craftsmanship, excellent service, complimented by Chinese low cost operations and high volume manufacturing capacities. We spoke with CEO, Takao Morizane, to learn more about the company and its products, including Woodtique, an ultra-thin real wood veneer for walls, ceilings and other surfaces.
Misumaru Sangyo has over 60 years of manufacturing experience and is recognized as one of the highest quality service and product manufacturers in Japan. The company has adopted the art of craftsmanship from its founding company by creating a fusion of Japanese craftsmanship, excellent service, complimented by Chinese low cost operations and high volume manufacturing capacities. We spoke with CEO, Takao Morizane, to learn more about the company and its products, including Woodtique, an ultra-thin real wood veneer for walls, ceilings and other surfaces.
Founded in 1908 in Seki, Kai Corporation is a leading Japanese manufacturer of blades and related products in the cooking, beauty, grooming, and medical fields. The company boasts a significant – and growing – international presence. President and CEO, Hiroaki Endo, explains how Kai Corporation is adapting to new needs without losing sight of the blade-forging traditions it is rooted in, with the company’s international reach continues to grow.
Founded in 1908 in Seki, Kai Corporation is a leading Japanese manufacturer of blades and related products in the cooking, beauty, grooming, and medical fields. The company boasts a significant – and growing – international presence. President and CEO, Hiroaki Endo, explains how Kai Corporation is adapting to new needs without losing sight of the blade-forging traditions it is rooted in, with the company’s international reach continues to grow.
Since its inception in 1960, PACRAFT has strived to apply advanced technologies to build pouch fill/sealing machines and automated systems to meet the diverse needs of its customers, all while never losing sight of one of its core philosophies: once a client, always a client. PACRAFT’s customers have become familiarized with looking to the company to solve their problems and produce creative solutions. PACRAFT’s unmatched attention to detail assures customers that its durable and high-performing equipment can be used for the maximum length of time.
Since its inception in 1960, PACRAFT has strived to apply advanced technologies to build pouch fill/sealing machines and automated systems to meet the diverse needs of its customers, all while never losing sight of one of its core philosophies: once a client, always a client. PACRAFT’s customers have become familiarized with looking to the company to solve their problems and produce creative solutions. PACRAFT’s unmatched attention to detail assures customers that its durable and high-performing equipment can be used for the maximum length of time.
The packaging manufacturer which specializes in closures and caps for products across the food and beverage industries is collaborating with overseas partners to enhance innovation and break into new global markets. We spoke to president Hisashi Nakajima to learn more about the company’s products, technologies and plans for the future, as well as his take on Japanese monozukuri.
The packaging manufacturer which specializes in closures and caps for products across the food and beverage industries is collaborating with overseas partners to enhance innovation and break into new global markets. We spoke to president Hisashi Nakajima to learn more about the company’s products, technologies and plans for the future, as well as his take on Japanese monozukuri.
With its unique business strategy across three distinct business segments – cardboard manufacturing, housebuilding, and logistics – TOMOKU is a company with diverse operations and interests. Thinking outside of the box, therefore, comes naturally to the organization, particularly when you consider one of its main product lines is the humble box itself; a product which has engendered a surprising amount of innovation over the years. In this interview, president Mitsuo Nakahashi explains more on how TOMOKU has innovated its manufacturing process and expanded overseas to meet growing global demand as e-commerce rises and more sustainable packaging is required.
With its unique business strategy across three distinct business segments – cardboard manufacturing, housebuilding, and logistics – TOMOKU is a company with diverse operations and interests. Thinking outside of the box, therefore, comes naturally to the organization, particularly when you consider one of its main product lines is the humble box itself; a product which has engendered a surprising amount of innovation over the years. In this interview, president Mitsuo Nakahashi explains more on how TOMOKU has innovated its manufacturing process and expanded overseas to meet growing global demand as e-commerce rises and more sustainable packaging is required.
Businesses across all industries have been hit by the volatile nature of the past 18 months, and many are seeking to widen their portfolios to increase their adaptability. Japan’s Sanka is a great example of the resilience that variety brings, growing from a component provider into an OEM and manufacturer of original products. Company president Iwao Kagoshima reveals that understanding the diversity of customer needs has been key to this growth, explaining: “If another company is doing ten versions of a product, we increase the variations to twenty or thirty so we can provide more variety to our clients.”
Businesses across all industries have been hit by the volatile nature of the past 18 months, and many are seeking to widen their portfolios to increase their adaptability. Japan’s Sanka is a great example of the resilience that variety brings, growing from a component provider into an OEM and manufacturer of original products. Company president Iwao Kagoshima reveals that understanding the diversity of customer needs has been key to this growth, explaining: “If another company is doing ten versions of a product, we increase the variations to twenty or thirty so we can provide more variety to our clients.”
