Domo, the AI and Data Products platform, announced that Yamaha Corporation is using Domo to modernize its global logistics operations. Yamaha’s Logistics Division has built a centralized logistics intelligence platform on Domo that delivers visibility across international transportation, inventory, and warehousing. The result is faster, more accurate decision-making, earlier risk detection, and significant operational efficiency gains.
“Yamaha is a great example of what happens when data moves out of silos and into the flow of real operations,” said Josh James, founder and CEO of Domo. “They are not just visualizing logistics data. They are using it to detect risk earlier, make better decisions faster, and run a more resilient global supply chain. That is the difference between seeing data and actually putting it to work.”
Founded in 1887, Yamaha Corporation operates globally across the manufacturing, sales, and service of musical instruments and audio equipment. Its Logistics Division functions as a global logistics control tower, coordinating more than 40 factories, warehouses, and sales locations worldwide.
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As global supply chains face growing disruption from geopolitical uncertainty, tariff changes, and transportation volatility, Yamaha recognized the need for a unified data foundation that could provide accurate insight across regions and partners.
“Domo is already being used across Yamaha in information systems, marketing, sales, and production,” said Masahito Nakagawa, General Manager of Yamaha’s Logistics Division. “Going forward, we will share the data utilized by the Logistics Division with other departments to accelerate the optimization of our global supply chain, encompassing procurement, production, and sales.”
SOURCE: Domo