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With focus on downstream manufacturing, supply & distribution and marketing, we have over 30 Digital Innovation Minimum Viable Products. We have enabled our clients to achieve 30% reduction in safety stock over a period of 9 months, reduce inventory resulting in annual savings of USD 16 million in supply chain costs and save USD 8.2 million annually by decommissioning legacy systems. Wipro partnered with the energy leader’s Project and Technology Innovation team to develop new ways of connecting and enabling different functions to work seamlessly in real-time. The effort included creating new high-performance, cross-disciplinary teams along with new workflows and processes; Wipro also worked on space planning. and redesigning facilities to promote collaboration regardless of geographic location.
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The solar charge controller market report elaborates on the regional analysis, market dynamics and competition landscape of the solar charge controller market for the next ten years.Each section of the solar charge controller market report includes qualitative and quantitative assessment of the market on the basis of historical data or developments and facts and key opinions collected from various industry participants through primary interviews, annual reports, newsletters, whitepapers, etc.The report on the global solar charge controller market studies some of the major players in the solar charge controller market, such as Samlex America Inc., Morningstar Corp., Outback Power Inc., Studer Innotec, Victron Energy, Aims Power, Renogy, Sensata Technologies, Inc., Schneider Electric, DENRYO CO., LTD and among others.Research MethodologyThe initial stage of the research study included the formulation of assumptions, which are necessary for primary and secondary research.
For any queries linked with the report, ask an analyst >> https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/ask-question/rep-gb-6305For the analysis of solar charge controller consumption, we have considered FY 2017 as the base year.
Basic data was collected from manufacturers’ annual reports, newsletters, public reports and solar industry data published by government as well as private agencies, World Bank’s sources, whitepapers, etc.
