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Mars has 2 source-linked AI deployments documented in AIUseCaseHub, across 1 industry and 1 country. Key partners include Accenture.

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How Mars builds AI

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Use case types at Mars

Generative AI transformation leads with 1 of 2 documented cases; 2 distinct types appear across the visible portfolio.

Technology snapshot

What Mars uses across visible cases

AI Agents appears in 1 of 2 indexed cases; 9 named technologies are mentioned, led by Agent Observability.

All Use Cases (2)

GCP

Mars — Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform for agentic campaign creation and workforce automation

Mars, Inc. is a global $65 billion family-owned consumer goods company with a highly federated operating model and fragmented legacy systems.The company partnered with Google Cloud to adopt Gemini Enterprise as a primary AI operating system and migrated One Demand AI to Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform to provide governed access to specialized agents across business units.Brand teams use campaign brief agents to synthesize brand intelligence and market research into approved briefs, and Mars is launching additional agents for trend identification and ecommerce recommendations.

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Microsoft

Mars boosts manufacturing with real-time insights and digital twins

Mars, together with Accenture, implemented digital twin technology powered by Microsoft Azure and AI in their manufacturing operations. The solution uses real-time sensor data and predictive analytics to optimize factory production lines, enabling operators to monitor and adjust processes on the fly. After a successful pilot that reduced over-filling in US factories, the approach was scaled to European and Chinese locations and expanded to other Mars divisions, such as pet care.The collaboration includes edge computing capabilities for real-time decision-making, as well as a cloud platform for global deployment and orchestration of manufacturing data, robotics, and AI solutions.The implementation helped Mars significantly enhance its operational agility, reduce costs, and support sustainability goals like water stewardship, waste reduction, and minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. Accenture and Microsoft’s ongoing collaboration continues to extend the solution to more Mars production sites.Mars’s approach focuses on simulation and validation in digital space before implementing physical changes, minimizing downtime and maximizing resource efficiency.This initiative serves as a model for the “Factory of the Future”, aiming for scalable, efficient, resilient, and sustainable food production across the globe.

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