Fujifilm Corporation and its affiliates employ nearly 40,000 people worldwide. Capitalized at 40 billion yen (€244m), the Japan-founded company, which started with a strong focus on cameras and film, has now diversified to provide products and services in Healthcare (Medical Systems, Bio-CDMO, and LS Solutions), Electronics (Semiconductor Materials, Display Materials, and Other Electronics Materials), and Imaging (Consumer Imaging and Professional Imaging).
Shippeo works with Fujifilm Europe, covering nearly 250,000 shipments/year, with an 80/20 split between parcels and road. Ocean containers, rail and air are also used, albeit to a lesser extent.
Given Fujifilm’s highly diversified activities, shipments can vary from industrial printing equipment weighing several tons to tiny spare parts no heavier than a few grams.
These are mostly shipments originating from central warehouses throughout Europe, with some of the tracked shipments starting their journey from the factories in Asia.
Fujifilm Europe turned to Shippeo to:
Fujifilm wanted not only to track scope 3 carbon emissions for regulatory reasons, but also to enable it to move from “service level+cost” to a more triangular discussion, around service level+cost+sustainability.
In a relatively short timespan, Fujifilm Europe’s partnership with Shippeo has delivered numerous successes.
Why did Fujifilm Europe choose Shippeo, as opposed to a competitor?
“We were convinced that visibility was a basic requirement for our future success in the new markets we were answering. CO2 visibility in the Shippeo platform will be particularly useful for us. We need to move from the traditional balance between service level and cost to a triangle of considerations that includes sustainability”
Problem
Managing nearly 250,000 shipments annually across diverse modes of transport, with specific needs to optimize carrier partnerships and closely monitor scope 3 emissions.
Solution
Shippeo’s real-time visibility services have led to concrete gains in Fujifilm internal customer satisfaction, optimized time spent by operational teams, and put sustainability at the center of key conversations.