FPT becomes Carlsberg’s technology partner
FPT, a leading IT service provider of Vietnam, and Carlsberg, one of the world’s top brewery groups, have recently signed a global framework contract.
FPT has officially become Carlsberg’s technology partner (Photo: VNA)Hanoi (VNA) - FPT, a leading IT service provider of Vietnam, and
Carlsberg, one of the world’s top brewery groups, have recently signed a global
framework contract.
Accordingly, FPT has officially become Carlsberg’s technology partner, providing information technology (IT) as well as digital transformation (DT) services for the global brewer.
The two sides also planned to explore additional areas in digital transformation, including smart brewery, cloud migration to azure, open API platform, data strategy and analytics.
The cooperation between FPT and Carlsberg started in January 2018. After a few months of collaboration, FPT has played the role of DT partner for Carlsberg in many projects related to manufacturing execution system (MES), artificial intelligence (AI) for planning and connected bars.
With MES, FPT has enhanced the company’s experience in delivering projects related to digital monitoring and controlling system, helping Carlsberg to optimize the manufacturing process and maximize production output.
In addition to MES, FPT is going to leverage the company’s expertise in AI to help Carlsberg analyse consumers’ behavior, predict demand and plan for production.-VNA
Accordingly, FPT has officially become Carlsberg’s technology partner, providing information technology (IT) as well as digital transformation (DT) services for the global brewer.
The two sides also planned to explore additional areas in digital transformation, including smart brewery, cloud migration to azure, open API platform, data strategy and analytics.
The cooperation between FPT and Carlsberg started in January 2018. After a few months of collaboration, FPT has played the role of DT partner for Carlsberg in many projects related to manufacturing execution system (MES), artificial intelligence (AI) for planning and connected bars.
With MES, FPT has enhanced the company’s experience in delivering projects related to digital monitoring and controlling system, helping Carlsberg to optimize the manufacturing process and maximize production output.
In addition to MES, FPT is going to leverage the company’s expertise in AI to help Carlsberg analyse consumers’ behavior, predict demand and plan for production.-VNA
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