Management Product List and Ranking from 34 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. P&Wソリューションズ Tokyo//Information and Communications
  2. Keiden 本社 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. 安田倉庫 Tokyo//Warehousing and transport related industries
  4. アセットＡｉ 本社・開発センター Fukuoka//others
  5. 5 ムダカラ 本社 Tokyo//Electricity, Gas and Water Industry
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  1. Call Center Resource Management (WFM "Sweet Series") P&Wソリューションズ
  2. Real Estate and Rental Management Dedicated Card Key System Key Management Keiden 本社
  3. IT Equipment Lifecycle Management / LCM 安田倉庫
  4. 4 Energy-saving equipment ★ Visualization ★ IoT Energy Management アセットＡｉ 本社・開発センター
  5. 5 Cloud-based content management "Box" イッツ・コミュニケーションズ

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Learning IT Service Management from "Apollo 13"

Learning IT Service Management from "Apollo 13"

Deepen your insights through watching films and discussions! A practical training program.

"Learning IT Service Management from 'Apollo 13'" systematically studies the historical event of the "glorious failure of Apollo 13" from 1970 as part of the service lifecycle. The movie "Apollo 13" is used as a reference video, and participants will actually watch the film during the training. Focusing on the various countermeasures and preventive measures depicted in the film, participants will deepen their insights through discussions aligned with the theme. [Objectives] - Understand the basic concepts of IT service management - Learn the guidelines for actions to take regarding incident response and prevention - Acquire the necessary mindset for managing the capacity and processing power of IT equipment - Understand and be able to implement a series of procedures related to changes in IT equipment - Manage the configuration of IT equipment and utilize it as valuable information for incident response *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Things to define before creating a plan.

Things to define before creating a plan.

Explaining the prerequisites and constraints in project management!

When generating ideas for a new business and creating a plan, there are items that should be decided in advance. This time, I will explain two important items among them: constraints and assumptions. To lead new business development to success, it is necessary to set the vision and key objectives of the project. This is because the differing positions of each member participating in the project lead to variations in judgment criteria and values, which can cause the direction of development to become unclear. To resolve this, it is essential to set a vision and objectives, but before that, clarifying the assumptions and constraints allows for the establishment of specific and convincing goals. *For more details on the blog content, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*

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How many levels in the hierarchy are appropriate?

How many levels in the hierarchy are appropriate?

Choose the better option for the present and future of your organization! Depending on the size of the company, 7 to 13 levels are common.

As criteria for categorizing levels, there are factors such as seniority, skills, and roles. Let's define the classification of levels according to the grading system used. The number of levels is generally considered to be between 7 and 13, depending on the size of the company. Consider the hierarchical structure of positions in the current company along with the anticipated structure of positions in the future company, and choose the best number for your organization now and in the future. 【Levels】 ■ Less than 100 employees: 7-8 levels ■ 100 to less than 1000 employees: 9-11 levels ■ More than 1000 employees: 10-13 levels ▼ If you want to know more about grading systems ▼ Please download the '【Complete Version】HRBrain's Manual for Designing Performance Evaluation Systems' from the link below!

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[Must-See for Business Executives] Managing Creativity with Ideation TRIZ

[Must-See for Business Executives] Managing Creativity with Ideation TRIZ

Strategy and tactics in battle! Introducing weapons and more that can be used in various fields in our column!

Perhaps you, as current business leaders, are aware that the existing business may eventually decline. Competing companies are encroaching on the market as we know it. In the meantime, we must cultivate new businesses. We need to create and develop new products. There is no longer any time to spare. Do you not have this awareness? *For more details on the column, please refer to the related link. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*

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Those troubled by the black-boxing of the logistics process.

Those troubled by the black-boxing of the logistics process.

Centralized management of production and distribution processes! We solve challenges through system implementation and outsourcing.

A common challenge in international logistics is that the logistics process becomes difficult to understand. Since many companies and organizations are involved in exports and imports, the procedures increase, making it hard to grasp the details of the exchanges. Because the logistics process has become a black box, cost analysis does not progress easily, and it becomes unclear which processes can have their costs reduced. To address these challenges, SCM (Supply Chain Management) and CPFR (Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment) are useful as they centralize the management of production and distribution processes and facilitate information sharing across the entire supply chain. [Challenges] ■ Black box of the logistics process - Complex interactions with overseas (local) companies - Difficulty in analyzing logistics costs *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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What is facility management? An explanation of the differences from equipment management and systems to streamline operations.

What is facility management? An explanation of the differences from equipment management and systems to streamline operations.

Introducing the differences between building management and building maintenance, their main tasks, and systems that help improve operational efficiency!

There may be those who want to deepen their understanding of facility management while considering ways to maximize revenue through effective utilization of properties. Facility management (building management), which is responsible for building operations, differs from building maintenance, which includes equipment management, in terms of roles and tasks. By implementing reservation management systems and smart locks, various management tasks can be streamlined, allowing for unmanned operations of rental spaces. In this article, we will introduce the differences between building management and building maintenance, the main tasks involved, and systems that can help improve operational efficiency. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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Introducing Box's features and use cases for streamlining invoicing operations.

Introducing Box's features and use cases for streamlining invoicing operations.

Explaining how to respond to the Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Act and the Invoice System!

Some of you may want to streamline your invoicing operations using Box, but may not know how to utilize it effectively. By understanding Box's convenient features, you will be able to envision how to make the most of it. In this article, we will introduce methods for streamlining invoicing operations using Box and provide examples of its application. We will also look at how to comply with the Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Act and the Invoice System. *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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Strengthen through workshops! IT Service Management

Strengthen through workshops! IT Service Management

Understand the essence of IT service management! Learn practical methods for incident and problem management.

"Training through Workshops! IT Service Management" is a training program aimed at engineers who have an understanding of the basics of IT service management. It provides practical learning about IT services and IT service management. Using virtual case studies based on questions from the Information Technology Engineer Examination (IT Service Manager), the program aims to deepen understanding of the processes necessary for IT services to continuously provide value to customers. [Objectives] ■ Understand the essence of IT service management ■ Learn practical methods for incident management and problem management ■ Be able to incorporate continuous improvement into business operations *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Grading System] Criteria for Promotion and Demotion to Each Level

[Grading System] Criteria for Promotion and Demotion to Each Level

It is common to incorporate both on-site judgment and management judgment into the process!

There are mainly two types of definitions for promotion: the graduation method and the admission method. For lower grades, the graduation method is often used, while for higher grades, the admission method is generally applied. Regarding demotion, situations such as "no improvement seen despite multiple improvement guidance from the company" or "being significantly inappropriate" can be considered. It is also important to determine the process by which the above judgments are made. If the decision is made solely by management, there may be dissatisfaction due to a lack of understanding from the field. Therefore, it is common to incorporate both field judgment and management judgment into the process. **[Definition of Promotion]** ■ Admission Method - Partially meets the expected roles of the next higher grade + fully meets the expected roles of the current grade ■ Graduation Method: Fully meets the expected roles of the current grade ▼ If you want to know more about the grading system ▼ Please download the '【Complete Version】HRBrain Style Human Resource Evaluation System Design Manual' from the link below!

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