QUNIE supported the Supply Chain Management Transformation for Ajinomoto Thailand

Tokyo, Japan – October 10, 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Shigeki Yamaguchi), supported the project of supply chain management transformation at Ajinomoto Thailand with Anaplan. This project has delivered better supply chain decisions and end-to-end visibility across six factories, resulting in a 10-day reduction in inventory levels, while daily reporting on key supply chain metrics improved agility and opened the door to new growth.
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The Partner of QUNIE Won 2023 SAP Meister IQ Certification

Tokyo, Japan – March 13 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE CORPORATION (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi) today announced Shuichi Muroi, the Partner of QUNIE, won the 2023 SAP Meister IQ Certification for the SAP AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 2023 presented at the SAP Japan Partner Summit 2023 Online organized by SAP Japan Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Hirofumi Suzuki). Four consultants at QUNIE have received the SAP Meister IQ Certification so far.

QUNIE published a report on the status of Data Monetization Business
- Looking into success and failure factors from a survey of 300 business people -

Tokyo Japan – February 28, 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE (NTT DATA Group; Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE), today released a report on Japan’s data monetization business situation as well as success and failure factors based on a fact-finding survey conducted by QUNIE.

QUNIE launches Supply Chain Network Redesign
- Supply chain network optimization from four perspectives – supply costs, supply chain disruption risks, GHG and ESG

Tokyo Japan – February 8, 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE), today launched the Supply Chain Network Redesign, enabling the optimization of supply chain networks.

Visualizing the present condition of supply chains, the Supply Chain Network Redesign identifies supply chain issues from four perspectives of supply costs, supply chain disruption risks, GHG and ESG to help businesses redesign supply chain networks after considering all these factors. For the visualization and optimization simulation, the Supply Chain Network Design Application, the digital tool developed by Dutch firm AIMMS, will be utilized to support the analysis and redesign of complex supply chain networks. Leveraging its rich consulting experience, QUNIE will continue to support the optimization of companies’ supply chain networks.

QUNIE begins on-site study towards smart cities in Colombia
- Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications’ commissioned study of “International ICT Strategy”

Tokyo, Japan – February 7, 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE), has been commissioned by the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications to conduct the "Research and Verification Project towards Smart Cities Utilizing ICT in the Republic of Colombia". The on-site study began in the city of Cartagena, Colombia on February 6, 2023.

This is part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' efforts to support the international expansion of Japan’s strength in high-quality ICT services and to assist problem-solving initiatives within target countries. The verification study is to take place in cooperation with the city of Cartagena, alongside the support of Colombia's Ministry for the Information and Communications Technologies.

To bolster the country's smart cities initiatives, the effectiveness of ICT technology adoption will be examined within the two areas of: "Citizen participation for solving urban problems” via mobile applications etc., and "Cultural Heritage Protection" via sensors.

QUNIE launches Metaverse Business Opportunities Diagnostic Service
- 100 questions and diagnoses to help your business succeed in the Metaverse

Tokyo, Japan – February 6, 2023 – The Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE), today launched the Metaverse Business Opportunities Diagnostic Service for companies looking to enter the metaverse for their business operations.

Recently, there has been increased interest in metaverse-related business operations in Japan and abroad. However, according to a QUNIE survey of business persons who have been involved in considering business opportunities in the metaverse, 91.9% responded they have not been able to commercialize the idea.

This service supports companies who want to understand in advance whether their existing business model will fit well with the metaverse by comprehensively examining and auditing the considerations necessary for launching metaverse-related business operations, helping businesses make decisions on whether to enter the metaverse and develop commercialization strategies.

Starting with the offering of its Metaverse Business Opportunities Diagnostic Service, QUNIE continues to drive the success of companies launching metaverse-focused business by providing streamlined consulting services in phases, ranging from basic concept formulation, implementation and development of business operations, to post-launch service improvements.

QUNIE estimates on courier delivery capacity by 2030
- Shortages of 58,000 truck drivers followed by insufficient vehicles from 2027 onward

Tokyo, Japan - November 30, 2022 – A Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE CORPORATION (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE) has released a report in Japanese on courier delivery capacity on November 30, 2022. This report is based on QUNIE's own estimates of the driver shortage amid the increase in the number of parcel delivery services, aiming to get a picture of the situation and the root cause of shortages expected in the near future in order to develop specific countermeasures. In addition to the number of deliveries and drivers, QUNIE has focused on trucks to forecast delivery capacity through 2030.

AI powered medical imaging demonstration begins in Tunisia
- Contributing to solving doctor shortage in Africa by improving the efficiency and the technological advancement through AI

Tokyo Japan – November 29 2022 – Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE CORPORATION (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company known as QUNIE), together with the American startup DeepTek (hereinafter: DeepTek) (Note 1), have started an AI-based POC (Proof Of Concept) since November 28, 2022.

QUNIE CORPORATION to visualize real-time supply and demand data, supporting supplier involvement
- Establishing digital supply chain to address the risk of component supply shortages

Tokyo Japan – August 17  2022 – Japanese consultancy firm, QUNIE CORPORATION (Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ken Tsuchihashi; company referred to as QUNIE) launched iQuattro®, “Supplier Collaboration Service,” in collaboration with NTT DATA Corporation on August 17, 2022. With this new offering, users can digitize supply chain information in order to establish co-creating relations amongst users and companies comprising suppliers.