At its recent Tech Industry Day in Flins, France, Renault revealed the savings it was making by digitalising production and logistics processes
Renault is generating big data from production and logistics processes and turnign it into meaningful information that makes it easier to manage the supply and manufacturing plants. As with its manufacturing plants, Renault has made a digital twin for the supply chain. Its control tower uses this technology to supervise the extended supply chain and send alerts in real time about parts shortages or risks to transport operations, as well as proposing contingencies to manage those problems.
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