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智能科技战略如何帮助手机制造商在印度吗
出口制造商的另一个诱人的前景。最近政府的政策预计将扩大印度的份额在出口pie-India可能走人每年60%的智能手机(年度)2028财年,可能仅值十亿美元的600亿美元大关。
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有一个构造印度制造业的转变。尽管拥有世界上第六大经济体,导致GDP的3.1%,印度的出口对全球贸易的贡献仅为1.6%。会改变,受政府的强有力的政策推力,倡议像(刺)根据激励措施,鼓励本地制造,和新鲜的投资涌入中国的核心工业领域。作为制造业出口印度成为一个中心,先进的技术和一流的员工被部署在该国的制造业领域,给印度的优势进一步推动成本效率。制造业正成为不可或缺的支柱在该国的经济增长和一个关键的领域,可以受益于这是消费者技术。拐角处有一个繁荣的印度的智能手机制造商,和电话制造商拨号的时间是正确的,骑这波。
印度的手机制造业已经很长一段时间的上升趋势。在过去的5年里,印度的手机产量增加五倍。向前看表明农村需求和5 g网络推动替代将进一步提升印度国内对智能手机的需求。印度制造业智能手机市场在近期全球组件短缺保持活力。根据一项对比研究报道,据报道,该行业下一个财务季度的发货量同比增长7% 2022年6月结束。
所有因素加起来,印度的智能手机制造商在一个前所未有的甜蜜点,和时间投资于一个创新战略和开发效率,是现在。鉴于消费者心态强烈与国外智能手机品牌,增长将取决于印度制造商带来的新产品市场。但是,要有效率,他们需要一个管理良好的创新组合,强大的研发、智能制造、和更多。在“发展”方面,制造商需要建立高效的产品开发所需的创新肌肉明智的决定与客户需求的基础上,产品路线图,采购选择,和其他相关的元素。研发功能需要转变成竞争武器与优化周期和降低成本使他们能够创建一个可重复的,快速,高效的产品开发模式。现在需要拥抱智能制造业帮助开发一个高效、可重复的模型容易可伸缩,准时大规模生产。
制造商可以使用人工智能(AI)简况分析资产优化,从而降低维护成本。4.0行业技术使得预测性维护现实,帮助节省成本和时间。其他维护受益于技术升级,包括数字的机器状态监测和组件,AI-driven异常检测、受维持规模的驱动生产调度,因此远程监控和维护。
与国内智能手机公司针对出口,产品规划的复杂性将上升几个档次。AI-driven需求预测可以帮助制造商导航这些复杂性,也许把他们自己的优势。基于ai需求预测可以帮助理解需求热点,大量的智能手机出货,类型的高需求模型,和正确的渠道结构,同时考虑区域化。当设置特别适合印度的背景下,人工智能可以帮助制造商预测节日需求较高的准确性和相应计划库存。智能技术与批量大小定制,也允许公司定制生产与这些需求预测。
等收益增加吞吐量,更高的生产效率,降低资本,和操作费用,质量提高,使这些聪明的解决方案对制造商的吸引力。我们相信印度同行需要迅速追赶,并采用future-ready策略围绕科技升级。质量是至关重要的,和数字质量管理解决方案可以及时发现质量问题,使问题可预测和调整速度更快。消除人工干预的库存运输通过数字化有助于减少周转时间。更高的效率加上更快的周转和优越的质量控制可以提供印度公司增加的竞争优势在全球市场。
全球电子制造商已经热身这些智能生产升级。电子产品制造商的高管三星指出,该公司一直在投资行业4.0或智能制造竞争之前,和结果是可见的。劳动生产率电子制造商富士康在成都工厂(中国)增加三倍(200%)与数字技术的采用。富士康也下降了92%在同一工厂的人工检查。电信公司,爱立信采用5 g智能解决方案在德州设施,看到员工的产量提高和手工材料处理减少了一半以上。
使用行业4.0技术将推动工厂的变换,价值链和商业模式引人注目的财务和运营的回报。例如,纬创资通在昆山的工厂已通过行业4.0技术制造成本提高了26%。富士康深圳和成都工厂已经在世界经济论坛的全球灯塔网络列表。富士康和纬创资通都生产iphone在印度和解决方案部署基于他们的经验从中国和韩国工厂。
智能制造计划是不断发展的,因为大多数技术演进往往要做。审议约5.0产业革命的呼声越来越高。在需求方面,更大的份额智能手机市场国内外,待价而沽。
公司需要确定合适的机会和发展综合工业4.0策略来最大化他们的潜在的和有选择地投资领域,服务更大的业务的雄心。全面的战略可以进一步推动印度智能手机制造商在全球排名列表。采用不会过时的技术绝对是聪明的路线。
(Lokesh Payik Pasricha和Sushil伙伴在贝恩公司的班加罗尔和新德里办事处,分别。他们是公司的领导人先进制造与服务实践)
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There is a tectonic shift in the Indian manufacturing sector. Despite having the sixth-largest economy in the world, contributing to 3.1% of the GDP, India\u2019s export contribution to global trade is only 1.6%. That is going to change, buoyed by the government\u2019s robust policy thrust, initiatives like production-linked incentives (PLIs) to encourage local manufacturing, and fresh investments that are pouring into the country\u2019s core industrial sectors. As India emerges as a hub for manufacturing exports, cutting-edge technology and best-in-class workforce are being deployed in the country\u2019s manufacturing domain, giving further impetus to India\u2019s strengths on cost efficiency. Manufacturing is emerging as an integral pillar in the country\u2019s economic growth and one of the key sectors that can benefit from this is consumer technology. There\u2019s a boom around the corner for India\u2019s smartphone manufacturers, and the time is right for phone makers to dial in and ride this wave.
India\u2019s smartphone manufacturing sector has seen an upward trajectory for quite some time. Over the last five years, India\u2019s mobile phone production increased five-fold. A look ahead suggests that rural demand and 5G-network fuelled replacement will further lift India\u2019s domestic appetite for smartphones. Indian smartphone manufacturing market remained resilient amidst the recent global component shortage. According to a Counterpoint Research<\/a> report, the industry is reported to have cloaked a 7% year-on-year growth in shipments in the financial quarter ending June 2022.
<\/div><\/div>Exports present another alluring prospect for manufacturers. Recent government policies are expected to expand India\u2019s share in the export pie\u2014India is likely to ship out 60% more smartphones annually up to fiscal year (FY) 2028, with the value likely to be just a billion dollars shy of the $60 billion mark.
All factors combined, India\u2019s smartphone manufacturers are in a never-before sweet spot, and the time to invest in both\u2014an innovation strategy and development efficiency, is now. Given that consumer mindset is strongly aligned with foreign smartphone brands, growth will depend on new products that Indian manufacturers bring to market. But, to do that effectively they require a well-managed innovation portfolio, strong R&D, smart manufacturing, and more. In terms of \u201cwhat to develop\u201d, manufacturers need to build the innovation muscles required for efficient product development based on informed decisions linked to client demand, product roadmaps, sourcing options, and other related elements. The R&D function needs to transform into a competitive weapon with optimised cycle times and lower costs allowing them to create a repeatable, fast, and efficient product development model. This now needs to embrace smart manufacturing\u2014to help develop a repeatable model for efficient, easily scalable, and on-time large-scale production.
All factors combined, India\u2019s smartphone manufacturers are in a never-before sweet spot, and the time to invest in both\u2014an innovation strategy and development efficiency, is now. Given that consumer mindset is strongly aligned with foreign smartphone brands, growth will depend on new products that Indian manufacturers bring to market. But, to do that effectively they require a well-managed innovation portfolio, strong R&D, smart manufacturing, and more. In terms of \u201cwhat to develop\u201d, manufacturers need to build the innovation muscles required for efficient product development based on informed decisions linked to client demand, product roadmaps, sourcing options, and other related elements. The R&D function needs to transform into a competitive weapon with optimised cycle times and lower costs allowing them to create a repeatable, fast, and efficient product development model. This now needs to embrace smart manufacturing\u2014to help develop a repeatable model for efficient, easily scalable, and on-time large-scale production.
<\/div><\/div>Smart technologies enable connected, integrated platforms, catering to both products, processes, and machines. This makes real-time production process monitoring possible, with the added benefit of a fully connected value chain. A further possibility of vertical integration (of applications within the factory) and horizontal integration (of suppliers and distributors) makes shopfloor-to-shelf product tracking and monitoring a seamless reality. Factories can gain increased cost-efficiency with smart automation, end-to-end visibility, intelligent manufacturing operations, and digitally enabled employees. We believe a smart, timely factory-upgrade decision is in order.
Manufacturers can use artificial intelligence (AI)-driven analysis for asset optimisation, leading to reduced maintenance costs. Industry 4.0 tech makes predictive maintenance a reality, helping save both costs and time. Other maintenance benefits from a tech upgrade include digital condition monitoring of machines and components, AI-driven anomaly detection, maintenance-driven production scheduling, and remote monitoring and maintenance.
With domestic smartphone companies targeting exports, the complexity of product planning is set to rise by a few more notches. AI-driven demand forecast could help manufacturers navigate these complexities and perhaps turn them to their advantage. AI-based demand forecasting helps understand demand hotspots, quantities of smartphones to be shipped, type of high-demand model, and right channel mix, all while considering regionalisation. When set specifically to suit the Indian context, AI can help manufacturers to forecast festive demand with higher accuracy and plan their inventory accordingly. With batch-size customisation, smart tech also allows companies to customise production to match these demand forecasts.
Gains such as increased throughput, higher production efficiency, lower capital, and operating expenses, along with improved quality, make these smart solutions attractive for manufacturers. We believe the Indian counterparts need to play catch-up quickly and adopt a future-ready strategy centering on tech upgrades. Quality is crucial, and digital quality management solutions can spot quality issues well in time, making issues predictable and redressal quicker. Elimination of manual intervention in inventory transportation through digitisation helps reduce turnaround time. Higher efficiency coupled with faster turnaround and superior quality control can provide Indian companies the added edge to compete in the global market.
Global electronic manufacturers are already warming up to these smart production upgrades. Top executives at electronics manufacturer Samsung<\/a> point out that the company has been investing in Industry 4.0 or smart manufacturing much before the competition, and results are visible. Labour productivity for electronic manufacturer Foxconn<\/a> at its Chengdu (China) factory increased three-fold (200%) with the adoption of digital technologies. Foxconn also reported a 92% decline in manual inspection at the same factory. Telecom company, Ericsson<\/a> adopted 5G smart solutions at its Texas facility and saw employee output improve and manual material handling reduced by more than half.
Using Industry 4.0 technologies will propel the transformation of factories, value chains, and business models for compelling financial and operational returns. For example, Wistron<\/a>\u2019s facility in Kunshan has improved manufacturing costs by 26% through Industry 4.0 technology. Foxconn\u2019s Shenzen and Chengdu factories are already on the Global Lighthouse Network of World Economic Forum list. Both Foxconn and Wistron are producing iPhones<\/a> in India and have solutions deployed based on their experience from their Chinese and Korean plants.
Smart manufacturing initiatives are constantly evolving, as most technological evolutions tend to do. Deliberation around Industry 5.0 revolution is getting louder. On the demand side, a larger share of the smartphone market<\/a>, both domestic and international, is up for grabs.
Companies need to identify the right opportunity and develop a comprehensive Industry 4.0 strategy to maximise their potential and selectively invest in areas that serve their greater business ambition. A well-rounded strategy can propel Indian smartphone makers further up on the global rank list. Adopting future-proofed technologies is definitely the smart route to take.
(Lokesh Payik and Sushil Pasricha are partners in Bain & Company\u2019s Bengaluru and New Delhi offices, respectively. They are leaders in the firm\u2019s Advanced Manufacturing & Services practice)<\/strong><\/em>
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Manufacturers can use artificial intelligence (AI)-driven analysis for asset optimisation, leading to reduced maintenance costs. Industry 4.0 tech makes predictive maintenance a reality, helping save both costs and time. Other maintenance benefits from a tech upgrade include digital condition monitoring of machines and components, AI-driven anomaly detection, maintenance-driven production scheduling, and remote monitoring and maintenance.
With domestic smartphone companies targeting exports, the complexity of product planning is set to rise by a few more notches. AI-driven demand forecast could help manufacturers navigate these complexities and perhaps turn them to their advantage. AI-based demand forecasting helps understand demand hotspots, quantities of smartphones to be shipped, type of high-demand model, and right channel mix, all while considering regionalisation. When set specifically to suit the Indian context, AI can help manufacturers to forecast festive demand with higher accuracy and plan their inventory accordingly. With batch-size customisation, smart tech also allows companies to customise production to match these demand forecasts.
Gains such as increased throughput, higher production efficiency, lower capital, and operating expenses, along with improved quality, make these smart solutions attractive for manufacturers. We believe the Indian counterparts need to play catch-up quickly and adopt a future-ready strategy centering on tech upgrades. Quality is crucial, and digital quality management solutions can spot quality issues well in time, making issues predictable and redressal quicker. Elimination of manual intervention in inventory transportation through digitisation helps reduce turnaround time. Higher efficiency coupled with faster turnaround and superior quality control can provide Indian companies the added edge to compete in the global market.
Global electronic manufacturers are already warming up to these smart production upgrades. Top executives at electronics manufacturer Samsung<\/a> point out that the company has been investing in Industry 4.0 or smart manufacturing much before the competition, and results are visible. Labour productivity for electronic manufacturer Foxconn<\/a> at its Chengdu (China) factory increased three-fold (200%) with the adoption of digital technologies. Foxconn also reported a 92% decline in manual inspection at the same factory. Telecom company, Ericsson<\/a> adopted 5G smart solutions at its Texas facility and saw employee output improve and manual material handling reduced by more than half.
Using Industry 4.0 technologies will propel the transformation of factories, value chains, and business models for compelling financial and operational returns. For example, Wistron<\/a>\u2019s facility in Kunshan has improved manufacturing costs by 26% through Industry 4.0 technology. Foxconn\u2019s Shenzen and Chengdu factories are already on the Global Lighthouse Network of World Economic Forum list. Both Foxconn and Wistron are producing iPhones<\/a> in India and have solutions deployed based on their experience from their Chinese and Korean plants.
Smart manufacturing initiatives are constantly evolving, as most technological evolutions tend to do. Deliberation around Industry 5.0 revolution is getting louder. On the demand side, a larger share of the smartphone market<\/a>, both domestic and international, is up for grabs.
Companies need to identify the right opportunity and develop a comprehensive Industry 4.0 strategy to maximise their potential and selectively invest in areas that serve their greater business ambition. A well-rounded strategy can propel Indian smartphone makers further up on the global rank list. Adopting future-proofed technologies is definitely the smart route to take.
(Lokesh Payik and Sushil Pasricha are partners in Bain & Company\u2019s Bengaluru and New Delhi offices, respectively. They are leaders in the firm\u2019s Advanced Manufacturing & Services practice)<\/strong><\/em>
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