
技术
- 网络与连接 - 其他
适用行业
- 电网
服务
- 硬件设计与工程服务
挑战
- 随着能源市场应对老化、容易出现瓶颈的低效电网以及可再生能源的推动,以经济实惠的方式提供产品的成本压力
- 需要一个具有全球影响力的强大供应链合作伙伴来与大型跨国竞争对手竞争
- 高度复杂的产品需要制造协作和流程来加快创新,同时满足严格的安全性和可靠性要求
客户
智能电线
关于客户
Smart Wires是一家全球电力技术公司,致力于在全球范围内推动提供负担得起的清洁电力。凭借我们的创新技术和先进的分析,我们最大限度地提高了电网的容量。这意味着更多的可再生能源,成本更低,对社区和环境的破坏更少。
解决方案
- 捷普的全球供应链范围为定制机电组件创造了新的采购途径,以降低成本和市场风险
- Jabil 久经考验的卓越设计和制造能力使 Smart Wires 能够在全球范围内竞争,同时加快交付高度可靠的优质产品
- Jabil 和 Smart Wires 与工程和研发部门的现场合作带来了更好的产品和更快的创新
运营影响
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