Industry & logistics 4.0
The convergence between new needs (Connectivity, Personalization, Instantaneity) and new technologies (IoT, IA, Augmented Reality, 3D Printing, etc.) is transforming the industry throughout the product value chain.
The convergence between new needs (Connectivity, Personalization, Instantaneity) and new technologies (IoT, IA, Augmented Reality, 3D Printing, etc.) is transforming the industry throughout the product value chain.
Jimmy Jollois
Senior Partner (Paris) | INSA Lyon
Xavier Brucker
Partner (Paris) | Polytechnique MIT
“We have been supporting our customers in their operational digital transformation for over 25 years.”
Jimmy Jollois
INSA Lyon
Jimmy began his career in 1999 at Deloitte Consulting, later renamed Kurt Salmon. He has worked on performance improvement issues in the R&D and supply chain fields for clients in the automotive, aeronautics, transport and B2B service industries. He then moved on to digital transformation topics by contributing to the development of the OCMA group consulting firm in 2011. Jimmy joined Mews Partners in July 2015 to develop offerings related to IT performance and digital transformation, including aspects related to IOT and Industry 4.0.
Xavier Brucker
Polytechnique MIT
A graduate of Ecole Polytechnique (X 1996), Telecom ParisTech (2001) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT 2002), Xavier combines several international experiences with industry companies and start-ups. After a career in strategy consulting, he led a major defense program at Safran and then became director of the e-commerce and payments division of EquensWorldline. Xavier then spent several years in California, in the heart of start-up companies in Los Angeles and Silicon Valley. Upon his return to France, Xavier joined a Fintech start-up, which he supported in its growth. Today, within Mews Partners, he develops offers related to data science and artificial intelligence, which have become a real strategic challenge for industry and services. Furthermore, he writes on the topic of the scaling up of AI and smart factory in the blog of the experts from l’Usine Nouvelle.
Industry and logistics 4.0 bring new solutions to meet historical challenges and introduce new ones. They not only make it possible to optimize asset availability, manage activity in real time, ensure traceability or reduce the physical burdens of operations… but also to develop new services and business models based on the analysis of customers’ real uses and expectations, make the product evolve after the sale, or support mass customization (the elusive “batch of one”).
billion euros invested in 2020
directors ready to use Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 Clubs
40 of our consultants and managers have analyzed the evolutions of major technologies since 2015. We participate in several European Projects to go beyond the state of the art on topics like predictive maintenance or connected products. Our partnerships with various technological players (start-ups, institutions, publishers, integrators…) complete our offers and knowledge while preserving our independence. Our Lab enables the implementation of PoCs exploiting the power of Artificial Intelligence.
What we work on:
Our approach: build a step by step plan towards industry & logistics 4.0. Our action is divided into 5 major steps to meet your ambition and accompany your rise in maturity.
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