Saying that rapid trading is a must have to compete in today's fast-paced consumerist conditions and that we need faster and more flexible factories to provide this, Tolga Bizel also added; "When we look at the number of transactions made in the world over online trading websites within minutes, we can more easily comprehend why we need such a change. As a result, in the new era, consumers are forcing manufacturers to undergo a change. This change is not just about speed either, the customers' demands for personalized products also increase day by day. At this point, it might come to a point where a production line, which is set specifically to manufacture a specific product might be required to be revised at a short notice where it can manufacture a different product, depending on the changing needs and market conditions. The ability to adapt the investment made on a product line in accordance to the new necessities using a system consisting of robots and machines that can reshape themselves autonomously in the most ergonomical way possible, is the description of the new phase of industry. Thus, it is vital for manufacturers to adapt to this change in order to increase the power to compete in global markets."

Stating that Mitsubishi Electric's e-F@ctory concept aimed towards installing reliable and flexible production lines helps users reach their aim of high speed and data based manufacturing, Bizel continues his words saying; "We realized a pilot program which combines Mitsubishi Electric's e-F@ctory expertize with Intel's expertize on Internet of Things in Malesia Headquarters. Thanks to this program, apart from monitoring the production online over cloud, it was made possible to detect errors beforehand and to interfere before errors even taking place. Pilot program resulted in high efficiency, enabling preventive maintenance activities, low margin of error, low cost and perfect compatibility. All these results enabled Intel to save approximately 9 million dollars. Along with that, energy efficiency for a more sustainable society was provided as well."

Stating that IoT technology forms the basis of Industry 4.0 and smart factories, Bizel also stated that devices connecting via IoT will increase exponentially within the next few years. Saying that IT infrastructures of companies should be changed according to the necessities of the new era, Bizel stated that cloud-based data storage and processing services will gain more and more importance over time. Saying that in our daily lives, the concept of IoT will make life easier for everyone from a high ranking manager to a housewife, Bizel stated that systems that can detect what customers are looking at, that can direct accordingly and run the supply chain that is required in the background will take place. Saying that they will be able to detect when an automobile's tires have to be changed and give the order to a manufacturing plant at the other end of the earth as an example, Bizel said that "it is possible to foresee that brands' production lines integrated to the official social media accounts will be able to detect products liked by customers and will be able to shape the production line accordingly."