Tulip, the leading frontline operations platform, announced today Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) has invested in and signed a strategic alliance agreement with the company, cementing a strategic commitment to overhaul digital transformation (DX) in manufacturing.
Manufacturers today face dual threats of volatile supply chains and critical labor shortages. Traditional systems and paper-based workarounds are too slow and disconnected for manufacturers to react. Tulip solves this by embedding Artificial Intelligence into frontline operations, enabling rapid problem solving and turning complex data into insight and action.
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Through this partnership, Mitsubishi Electric will leverage Tulip’s composable platform to rapidly roll out scalable, AI-driven applications. This move signals a definitive shift away from monolithic software toward agile, human-centric innovation.
Natan Linder, CEO of Tulip Interfaces, Inc., commented, “We believe that people are the most valuable asset in any operation. Our partnership with Mitsubishi Electric solidifies a shared commitment to a human-first digital transformation. We are building modern, composable architectures not to automate people away, but to give them superpowers through practical use of AI. We recognize that technology must work for the operators and the engineers, not the other way around. Together, we will champion the frontline workforce, fostering a spirit of innovation and trust across operations worldwide.”
Satoshi Takeda, Senior Vice President, CDO, and Group President, Digital Innovation of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, said, “Tulip Interfaces’ composable platform development technology will enable us to respond to the speed and flexibility demanded by manufacturing sites. By combining the technologies that both companies possess, we aim to accelerate DX and innovation as well as strengthen our competitiveness beyond the boundaries of the manufacturing industry.”
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