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The University of Bristol (UoB) is one of the top ranking universities in the UK with 25 academic schools arranged across six different facilities; owns over 600 hectares of land in and around Bristol and makes use of over 370 buildings.

VIA University was pleased with the Aarhus N and Aarhus C campus rollouts, and expanded the number of sites using GENESIS. The university also has integration with solar panels as well as facility management within most other locations. Finally, with its cost-effectiveness and open standards-based solutions, Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions is pleased to have been graded so highly by VIA University.

Modernize your workplace with digital workplace solutions that improve collaboration, productivity, and employee well-being while reducing costs.

Global Support and Services programs are supported by Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions offices around the globe and include a network of sales channel distributors and representatives, with local and regional locations for frontline service and expert assistance.

Discover how Yawata Thailand, a leading manufacturer of welding electrodes since 1973, has revolutionised its production process through advanced automation. By implementing SCADA GENESIS system, the company has successfully transitioned from manual operations to a sophisticated, computerised environment.

Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions Success Stories

At Mitsubishi Electric Automotive Czech (MEAC), digital transformation isn’t about replacing everything with the latest tech - it’s about making what already works even better. By combining reliable production systems with advanced data, BMS control, and a strong continuous improvement culture, MEAC shows how Industry 4.0 can deliver real results. From energy efficiency to employee well-being, data is used here in a practical, hands-on way to drive everyday decisions and long-term performance.

In this video, we break down key insights from Measuring the Office: The Metrics That Matter, a panel discussion hosted by Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions at The Workplace Event 2026. The session explores why so many organisations struggle to turn workplace data into meaningful action, and what needs to change.

In this 5 Minutes with Mitsubishi interview with IEN, Ted Hill, President & CEO of Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions, shares insights into the company’s evolution and future direction. He discusses the transition to Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions and how the combined strengths of software innovation and global scale are helping manufacturers navigate digital transformation.