Global organizations have to become more inter-connected and to enhance their real-time multilingual collaboration
How to successfully implement lean process management at a global scale?
Industry 4.0 is a worldwide process relying on several technologies with users from multiple locations and speaking different languages that need to handle a growing volume of data adding to the multiplicity of communication formats and channels.
For example, raw materials usually originate in one place and have been assembled in another, which may cause manufacturing defects due to a miscommunication and misunderstanding of product specifications.
How to coordinate all the communication and instruction points from different countries along the processes of sourcing, production and selling?
Margin gains generated by digitization for manufacturers by 2020
Product lifecycle decrease
Sources:
Oliver Wyman, Perspectives on Manufacturing industries, vol.11
Siemens AG, IDC, Statista, siemens.com/magazine
Digital interaction with your customers in their language
The digital revolution forces manufacturers to interact with customers in new ways. Most retail purchasing is done online, where shoppers can refer to ever-expanding sources of information.
An employee making a purchase on behalf of their company expects a similar user-friendly experience, including rapid, high-quality information and the availability of different product varieties and add-ons. Manufacturers need to empower their customers and provide digital tools enabling them to choose the right product or solution: online product specifications, manuals, fact sheets, tutorials, virtual assistants...
Fonte:
Perspectives on manufacturing industries - Oliver Wyman
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The results are global, cross linked supply chain networks, which can yield cost reductions – but whose complexity generates risks such as quality problems, production disruption, logistics breakdowns...
The manufacturer needs to align suppliers with its vision so that the supply partner can be considered an extension of the manufacturer itself.
This requires systematic communication and information exchange. Translation technology can play an important role, synchronizing the procurement ecosystem to promote joint improvement opportunities, reduce risks, and enable mutual growth.
Improve the manufacturing process by eliminating the language bottleneck
If manufacturers want to sustain and grow their customer bases in a competitive environment, their products need to fulfill increasingly high quality and reliability standards. Translation and localization are directly linked to product liability. That is why the European Union implemented, the Machinery Directive, a policy of multilingualism for manufacturers operating in the EU market. For manufacturing companies selling or distributing products in the European Union they must translate the following contents to comply with the law: Information Indicators Displays, Warnings, Work instructions and Technical documents.
To support global lean manufacturing efforts, it is essential to integrate machine translation into the core of the value chain. This will break down language barriers while reducing time to market and achieve the desired levels of quality and cost.
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From on-demand translation via the Group’s intranet portal to multilingual business-specific applications.
