Articles from Hitachi Digital Services

Hitachi Digital Services today released its FY2025 sustainability impact report. Titled Building Resilience for the Future, the annual study assesses the company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) progress. Momentum over the past year has resulted in expanded e-waste management efforts; more responsible procurement; increased renewable energy adoption; and a 40% reduction in total Scope 1 and 2 emissions (market-based) relative to its FY2024 base year.

Hitachi Digital Services today announced it has partnered with ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), the AI control tower for business reinvention, to strengthen reliable and efficient management of mission-critical infrastructure. Through this collaboration, the companies will advance Hitachi Intelligent Infrastructure Monitoring (HIIM) — an AI-driven solution that provides real-time monitoring and remote inspection while enabling a coordinated response across complex operations environments. As part of the broader partnership ecosystem, this collaboration leverages Hitachi Digital Services’ deep operational technology (OT) domain knowledge along with its physical AI and systems integration expertise to help customers connect operational data and enterprise workflows on the ServiceNow AI Platform, enabling teams to act on insights at scale.

Hitachi Digital Services, the global systems integrator powering mission-critical platforms, has been recognized as a Leader in the 2026 ISG Provider Lens assessing Intelligent Robotics and Physical AI Services. The high rankings reflect Hitachi’s competitive edge in delivering advanced robotics services from strategy through implementation and ongoing operations, while incorporating differentiated domain expertise at every stage. The company focuses its capabilities on asset-intensive industries—such as rail, energy, mobility, and manufacturing—where robotics and physical AI are deployed in mission-critical systems.

Hitachi Digital Services, the global systems integrator powering mission-critical platforms, today announced that it has been named a Market Leader in HFS Research’s globally-focused HFS Horizons: Next-Gen IT Infrastructure Services 2026 report. The report evaluates providers’ ability to help enterprises reimagine infrastructure for AI-native operations, real-time and ultimate edge (on-device) computing, and hybrid and distributed architectures amidst growing regulatory complexity.

Hitachi Digital Services today announced it is strengthening its operational technology (OT) and informational technology (IT) integration via the use of a comprehensive Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) platform. The technological advancement enables Hitachi to accelerate the transformation of discrete manufacturing sites into resilient, sustainable smart factories. Further, the MOM platform is slated to expand Hitachi’s HMAX Industry solutions portfolio, serving as a strong foundation for industrial AI-driven modernization.

Hitachi Digital Services, the global systems integrator powering mission-critical platforms, has earned a Silver Medal from EcoVadis on its first fully independent submission — a rare achievement for a debut assessment. The ranking places Hitachi Digital Services in the 94th percentile amongst its global peers seeking third-party evaluation of their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.

adesso SE and Hitachi Digital Services are expanding their collaboration to support companies in asset-heavy industries such as energy with reliable, scalable, and compliant application operations. The enhanced partnership combines adesso's comprehensive cloud transformation and integration expertise with Hitachi Application Reliability Centers (HARC) to deliver digital solutions both locally and globally.

Hitachi Digital Services, the global systems integrator powering mission-critical platforms, today announced that it has been named a Market Leader in HFS Research’s globally-focused HFS Horizons: Legacy Application Modernization Services, 2025 report. The report assesses service providers’ abilities to modernize and, in some cases, re-architect enterprise IT systems into modular, scalable, and adaptive systems.

Hitachi Digital Services today released its FY2024 sustainability impact report. The document is the company’s second annual report and first official presentation on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) progress since establishing itself as a standalone business. The report reveals a strong forward momentum, as well as a complete Materiality Assessment establishing areas for future commitments. Hitachi Digital Services has since set 18 ESG goals for FY2025, an 80% increase over last year.

Today, Hitachi Digital Services unveiled Hitachi Application Reliability Center Agents (HARC Agents), the company’s enterprise platform for trusted Agentic AI. The platform combines a full lifecycle of AI services – from concepting to deployment to optimization – to give customers a vital jump start on mission-critical innovations. A definitive demonstration of advanced automation and human-AI collaboration, HARC Agents enables Hitachi to equip enterprises with complex, scalable AI systems in 30% less time than typically required – significantly reducing time to value.