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All Foundries

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Commodity Management & Trading

Transforming trading ecosystems through data-driven insights and secure, agile platforms that empower global commerce.

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Customer & Marketing Strategy

Reimagining customer engagement with personalized, connected experiences that build trust and long-term value.

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Digital Engineering

Turning ideas into scalable digital solutions—accelerating transformation through design, technology, and engineering excellence.

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Station Studio

Redefining mobility hubs with digital innovation to create smarter, sustainable experiences for people and businesses on the move.

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Supply Chain & Industry 5.0

Building resilient, intelligent supply networks that anticipate change and deliver efficiency with purpose.

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Sustainability

Driving responsible innovation to help organizations achieve net-zero goals and create a positive impact for future generations.

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Physical AI

Physical AI gives machines, robots and physical operations the ability to perceive their environment, decide what matters and act in real time. Factories, plants, stores and infrastructure become systems able to sense conditions, learn from them and improve on their own, closing the gap between the physical and the digital world.

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Next-Gen Infrastructure

From networks as infrastructure to connected platforms that enable critical, autonomous and intelligent operations.

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43% more invoices per person in an automated Procure-to-Pay cycle

Purchasing teams spent hours on each invoice, and the cycle had gaps in control. NTT DATA reviewed operations, tools and the organizational model, then built a roadmap with four automation scenarios. Each person in the process now handles 43% more invoices, and the process runs with 34% fewer full-time employees.

43% more invoices per person in an automated Procure-to-Pay cycle

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43 initiatives and an estimated 570 million pesos for a department store’s financial services

For a Mexican department store retailer, financial services were a side offering with room to grow. NTT DATA analyzed products, processes, operations and systems and designed a digital transformation plan with 43 initiatives. The plan carries an estimated impact of about 570 million Mexican pesos on EBITDA.

43 initiatives and an estimated 570 million pesos for a department store’s financial services

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Enabling Smart and Sustainable Design from Concept to Construction

Designing infrastructure that balances performance, cost, and sustainability from day one

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Traditional design approaches struggle to manage growing project complexity while simultaneously meeting sustainability targets, cost constraints, and regulatory requirements.

Design decisions are often made with limited visibility of downstream impacts, leading to rework, inefficiencies, and missed opportunities to embed sustainability early in the lifecycle.

Why Smart and Sustainable design?

Smart and Sustainable Design integrates BIM, GIS and generative algorithms to introduce intelligence into the earliest design stages

By simulating thousands of design alternatives against technical, economic, environmental and regulatory criteria, organizations can reduce rework, improve compliance and ensure infrastructure is resilient, efficient and future-ready.

This is design for impact: smarter choices that deliver lasting value.

Key benefits

Lower lifecycle costs and reduced design rework

Improved sustainability performance and regulatory compliance

Effective management of design complexity and faster adoption of change across multidisciplinary teams

Improved traceability and control of design changes

How NTT DATA helps

NTT DATA enables Smart and Sustainable Design through an integrated Digital Engineering approach that includes:

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BIM–GIS integration strategies to provide spatial and environmental context

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Generative and parametric design to explore and optimize design alternatives

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Automation of design workflows to reduce manual intervention and errors

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Cost and schedule simulation through 4D and 5D BIM

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3D BIM modelling and multidisciplinary coordination

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Sustainability and carbon impact analysis tools

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Design governance frameworks, standards and best practices

Trading New Energy

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Change management and training to ensure adoption across teams

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Proven impact

Our approach enables better-informed design decisions, reduced manual effort and optimized design outcomes, supporting consistent and scalable delivery across complex infrastructure projects.

Results that matter

Infrastructure and construction organizations achieve measurable improvements:

Design rework

Reduced changes and improved traceability

Carbon footprint

Lower environmental impact through optimized design choices

Cost predictability

Improved accuracy and financial control from early stages

Design infrastructure that balances performance, cost, and sustainability.

Build sustainability into design

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