The aim: ‘Change Work, Advance Society and Connect to Tomorrow’.

 

Panasonic has announced the launch of Panasonic Connect Oceania, a new company that will offer a range of services across the supply chain, public sector and entertainment industries.

 

Replacing the Panasonic Business brand, Panasonic Connect will leverage proprietary technologies including sensing, AI and robotics to “solve deeply hidden problems” and integrate IoT-enabled edge devices including rugged computers, tablets and handheld devices – such as Panasonic Toughbook.

 

Panasonic Connect will also work closely with venues, stadiums and broadcast companies to deliver tailored projection mapping and digital signage technologies alongside professional video equipment solutions. 

 

Jason Coleman, managing director at Panasonic Connect Oceania said: “At Panasonic Connect, we are doubling-down on our approach to engage with our business customers on a deeper level, expanding our ecosystem of solutions and relationships now and well into the future. 

 

“We are excited to continue partnering with our customers and give them greater access to the right solutions so they can remain agile, flexible and resilient when solving prominent business challenges,” he said. 

 

Panasonic recently acquired Blue Yonder, a digital fulfillment platform provider that specialises in artificial intelligence and machine learning powered planning, execution and commerce solutions,