Panasonic Connect Europe nombra a Shusuke Aoki CEO y director general

Since his new responsibility in the direction of Panasonic Connect Europe, Shusuke Aoki, former director of company transformation, will help clients “address current socioeconomic challenges through technological innovation”.

Shusuke Aoki, new CEO and general director of Panasonic Connect Europe (PCOEU), based in the German city of Wiesbaden, has lived and worked in Europe for the last fourteen years and has successfully led sales teams for turnkey solutions, systems engineering, marketing and transformation also in Japan and the United States.

With extensive experience in B2B (business to business) y B2G (business to government), Shusuke Aoki will be him Hiroyuki Nishiuma's successor, who successfully ran the business during the pandemic.

“European companies face a series of complex challenges, including energy and price pressures, as well as the interruption in the supply chain in a context of geopolitical uncertainty - Aoki has pointed out -. Panasonic Connect Europe will help organizations overcome these challenges by implementation of transformative technological solutions”.

The organization, focused on the business sector and the public sector, offers its clients a range of products, integrated systems and services. In the manufacturing sector, is contributing to the factory automation, from receipt of components, going through production, until distribution.

In the supply chain, Panasonic Connect combines the latest artificial intelligence solutions of its subsidiary BlueYonder with technologies red perimetral, such as sensors and robotics. Your rugged Toughbook tablets, Laptops and immersive solutions are transforming the productivity of mobile workforces.

Finally, in the entertainment segments, education and corporate, their audiovisual technologies, collaboration and transmission are helping to reinvent how these environments work.

“Through our constant focus on product innovation and service improvement, we will help our clients be more efficient, productive and profitable, allowing them to use the most advanced technologies to remain agile and gain a competitive advantage in their sectors”, Aoki concludes..