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  1. コンサルティング・ネットワーク Tokyo//Service Industry
  2. マイスター・コンサルタンツ Tokyo//Educational and Research Institutions
  3. テクノ経営総合研究所 Osaka//Service Industry
  4. 4 MagiTech Tool Lab Tokyo//Information and Communications
  5. 4 アステックコンサルティング Osaka//Service Industry
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  1. MagiTech Tool Lab Inc. Service Introduction MagiTech Tool Lab
  2. Consulting services for entering the South Korean market 麻布スリーエーコンサルティング Azabu AAA Cnsulting LCC
  3. [Management Column Vol. 56] Organizational Forms in Management (Functional Organization and Divisional Organization) コンサルティング・ネットワーク
  4. Management Consulting Services - Consulting on the Three Elements of Growth G.S.ブレインズコンサルティング
  5. 4 [Management Column Vol. 63] Three Realities, Three Immediate Actions, and Three Thorough Approaches for Improving Corporate Structure コンサルティング・ネットワーク

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[Management Column Vol. 53] What is the Perspective of Continuous Improvement?

[Management Column Vol. 53] What is the Perspective of Continuous Improvement?

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

We provide information that serves as decision-making material for managers, ranging from reading monthly trial balances, engaging in dialogue with banks, to organizational restructuring and business succession.

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[Management Column Vol. 57] Formulating a Management Plan in Times of Emergency

[Management Column Vol. 57] Formulating a Management Plan in Times of Emergency

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[Management Column Vol. 58] Three Perspectives for Creating a Living Business Plan

[Management Column Vol. 58] Three Perspectives for Creating a Living Business Plan

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[Management Column Vol. 59] Business Strategy is About Choice and Focus

[Management Column Vol. 59] Business Strategy is About Choice and Focus

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[Management Column Vol. 61] What are the 4Cs of Basics and Growth?

[Management Column Vol. 61] What are the 4Cs of Basics and Growth?

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[Management Column Vol. 63] Three Realities, Three Immediate Actions, and Three Thorough Approaches for Improving Corporate Structure

[Management Column Vol. 63] Three Realities, Three Immediate Actions, and Three Thorough Approaches for Improving Corporate Structure

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[Management Column Vol. 66] Factors Preventing PDCA from Functioning

[Management Column Vol. 66] Factors Preventing PDCA from Functioning

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[Management Column Vol. 67] Policy Meeting on the Theme of Five Demons

[Management Column Vol. 67] Policy Meeting on the Theme of Five Demons

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[Management Column Vol. 69] Solutions to Changes in the Management Environment

[Management Column Vol. 69] Solutions to Changes in the Management Environment

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[Management Column Vol. 75] Shift in Thinking and New Business

[Management Column Vol. 75] Shift in Thinking and New Business

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

The related link this time is "The Reasons Executives Do Not Act for Overall Optimization." The content, which involves the president showing the policy and criteria for judgment, and supporting execution by delegating roles and authority to executives, connects to the idea of "working together until the person in charge becomes independent, even after deciding on a new business."

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[Management Column Vol. 76] The Strategy of Discarding

[Management Column Vol. 76] The Strategy of Discarding

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

This "strategy of abandonment" is not merely about cost reduction; it involves withdrawing from unprofitable businesses based on assessments of profitability, funding, and future potential, and redirecting management resources to growth areas. The related column provides articles that encourage further concrete consideration of the "strategy of abandonment."

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[Management Column Vol. 79] Having a Sense of Ownership

[Management Column Vol. 79] Having a Sense of Ownership

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, sharing insights accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and banking relations.

This time, the theme is "awareness of being a stakeholder," and the related column I chose is "Are Executives Becoming Critics? How Small and Medium Enterprises Can Break Free from 'CEO Dependency'." It begins by stating that "executives are not the ones who explain the results, but rather the ones who take action first to change the results," and further emphasizes the importance of clarifying responsibilities, authority, and deadlines to foster a sense of ownership.

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[Management Column Vol. 80] The Meaning of Formulating a Medium-Term Management Plan

[Management Column Vol. 80] The Meaning of Formulating a Medium-Term Management Plan

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the fields of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

In this related link, we explain the medium-term management plan as a blueprint for taking proactive measures by breaking it down into current issues, specific strategies, responsible parties, and deadlines, rather than viewing it merely as numerical targets, while also monitoring the gap between the plan and actual results. Please refer to it as well.

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[Management Column Vol. 83] Seriously Considering the Nature of the Company

[Management Column Vol. 83] Seriously Considering the Nature of the Company

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

The related link this time is "What you want to organize early to avoid a sudden business succession." This article discusses how to articulate the values and vision that the company has cherished and connect them to the roles, actions, and judgments of employees. Please use this as a reference when considering how to pass on the philosophy and vision of the company to the next generation, based on the idea that "the company is a place for developing people."

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[Management Column Vol. 90] Is the Management Cycle in Motion?

[Management Column Vol. 90] Is the Management Cycle in Motion?

This is a column written by our representative, Kazuaki Sawada, detailing the insights he has accumulated in the field of business revitalization, management improvement, and bank relations.

The related link this time is "How successful companies conduct meetings: Organizational reforms for 'execution' that small and medium-sized enterprises should undertake." The article also states that the key points for implementing the PDCA cycle are to confirm the gap between results and goals, narrow down the causes, and decide on "who will do what by when," followed by a confirmation of execution in the next meeting.

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[Column] Growth Trajectory of Small and Medium Enterprises 1: From Birth to Rapid Growth Period

[Column] Growth Trajectory of Small and Medium Enterprises 1: From Birth to Rapid Growth Period

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Humans are born and go through a growth process that includes kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, high school, university, and adulthood. At each of these milestones, there are encounters with people, entrance exams, and graduations. Additionally, significant life events such as coming of age ceremonies and employment also occur. Similarly, companies have their own fundamental growth trajectories. ■ Birth Stage First is the birth stage. This is the period shortly after a company is established, which every company experiences. The survival rate of a company is harsher than the survival rate of humans. It is said that the survival probability of a company that has been born to survive for 10 years is 20-30%. ■ Foundation Stage Once the birth stage is over, it enters the foundation stage. This is the period when the foundation of products and customers gradually begins to take shape. ■ Rapid Growth Stage Next, the company enters the rapid growth stage. This occurs when the selection of products, industries, areas, and customers is favorable, leading to an increase in the number of customers and work, resulting in rapid growth. The increase in the number of employees does not cause rapid growth; rather, it is the increase in the amount of work that inevitably leads to an increase in the number of employees. In this way, the company experiences rapid growth.

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[Column] The Increase in Work is the Essence of Corporate Growth

[Column] The Increase in Work is the Essence of Corporate Growth

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Isn't this kind of thing happening in your company, where the company is growing and the number of employees is increasing? The essence of corporate growth is the increase in work. It is not that the company grows because the number of employees increases; rather, the company grows because the amount of work increases. If new people can immediately handle the company's tasks, there wouldn't be a problem, but they cannot do so right away. While the number of new employees increases, the upper management is too busy to provide training. However, since the number of employees is increasing, the workplace becomes chaotic, and work becomes concentrated on a few individuals, making them busier than before. A representative example of this is the manager. Managers ideally want to lead their teams, but due to a lack of manpower and being busy, they tend to get stuck in the day-to-day operations. As a result, it creates a vicious cycle, and the playing managers become exhausted. This situation is actually a phenomenon that is more pronounced in companies that are experiencing growth. In other words, while the company may appear to be growing, the reality is that the number of players is increasing, and the workplace is in a state of chaos like a kite with a broken string. Because there is no system to control people and teams, the workplace is functioning like a collection of individual shops.

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[Column] Shedding the Rulebook for Managers

[Column] Shedding the Rulebook for Managers

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There are two main points regarding the management transformation of growing companies. The first point is that as work increases, the number of people will also increase. Therefore, it is necessary to establish rules and standards and to systematize processes. In other words, it is about creating the structure of the company. The second point is that the president must shed the role of a walking rulebook and promote a change in mindset to operate the company with all employees. When the entire company is changing, the one who must change the most is actually the management. It is required for the management to evolve from being a walking rulebook to creating a company that embodies its identity, meaning that the company should be operated as an organization. If the management does not build the necessary skills, the enthusiasm of the president alone will not be enough to overcome the barriers to growth. However, it is important to clarify that those who genuinely wish to expand the company in a healthy sense must develop management skills that correspond to that scale. A company is not good simply because it is large, nor is it bad just because it is small. The crucial point is what kind of company the management wants to create, centered around the management itself, in a way that fits its size. It is essential to clarify that intention.

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[Column] The Moment the President Leaves the Field is a Turning Point

[Column] The Moment the President Leaves the Field is a Turning Point

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The founder and president of the company, struggling to survive, suddenly realizes that the annual sales have reached 700 to 800 million yen. Up to this point, the growth has been centered around a sense of unity focused on the president's leadership. The key feature at this stage is the turning point where the president begins to step away from the frontline. In other words, it is also the time when the entrepreneur sheds the role of being the boss of sales and production and starts to challenge the responsibilities of being a manager. This turning point brings changes within the company, and the inability to adapt to those changes prevents them from breaking through the 1 billion yen (with 30 employees) barrier. The speed of a company's growth is significantly faster than the speed of individual growth. Moreover, the growth of the entrepreneur is notably faster than that of the employees, which creates distortions in a growing company. The president tries to challenge the core responsibilities of management but begins to have concerns about their vision and the capabilities of veteran executives. Various countermeasures are taken, but the entrepreneur becomes frustrated with the dilemma of things not going well. In summary, it is the desire of the entrepreneur to create a company that truly resembles a company, along with executives who cannot adapt to this and the internal systems and strategies that are not functioning well, that obstruct the barrier of 1 billion yen.

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[Column] Companies with 50 to 100 employees are managing multifunctional development.

[Column] Companies with 50 to 100 employees are managing multifunctional development.

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The management style is a multifunctional development management. It is at a stage where efforts are being made to promote corporate scale expansion in terms of activities and to smoothly operate the internal management aspects as two wheels of the same vehicle. While expanding and growing through multifaceted development and the introduction of multifunctionality (such as multiple business divisions and headquarters systems), there is often a lack of staff functions, leading to a state of overall functional paralysis. There is a need to subdivide organizational functions, but responses to organizational management, such as work division, responsibilities, operation manuals, and the establishment of various regulations, are lagging behind. Additionally, there is a shortage of human resources to entrust key departmental roles, and the clash between those who struggle with organizational management and those who promote it creates a conflict between the old and the new, hindering the subdivision of organizational functions and increasing frustration for management. There is also an inability to deeply explore product composition and characteristics that should target specific markets and customer traits, resulting in delays in product development and exploration. Due to the lack of a management foundation to accommodate scale expansion, various turnover rates (such as accounts receivable and inventory assets) are deteriorating. Consequently, the liquidity of tangible assets is slowing down, but many companies are unable to grasp the underlying factors, leading to reactive responses. Since the "old" and "new" are clashing, if they do not successfully integrate, it could lead to a destruction of the organizational culture.

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Practical Business Planning for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Managers (Practical Course)

Practical Business Planning for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Managers (Practical Course)

Practical management plans for small and medium-sized business owners aiming to improve performance.

We offer a course that translates management plans into practice over five sessions. Creating and properly implementing a management plan is essential for achieving results in business. In this course, we will analyze and delve deeper into the content of the management plan, progressing through the following steps: "Extracting and visualizing the company's challenges," "Considering the organization to achieve results," "Developing the ability to analyze numbers as a manager," "Visualizing management," and "Designing management meetings," to help you acquire management execution skills. 【Target Audience】 ■ Business Owners ■ Executive Management ■ Successors of Companies *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Management consulting services

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We strongly support our customers' diverse businesses from the system and application perspective!

Our company offers "Management Consulting Services," where we provide consultations and proposals for advanced ICT implementation and FinTech solution integration. Additionally, we are particularly strong in overseas business and welcome inquiries regarding the global expansion of your products and services, as well as overseas ventures. Please feel free to contact us. 【Related Services】 ■Vietnam Expansion Support Services ■Translation Services *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Formulation of corporate value and human resource requirements. The essence of a company is not just its operations.

We provide management consulting services. Instead of looking at figures for a single year, we advise on how to operate a business strategically over multiple years (3 years or more). Furthermore, we guide you on how to create planning documents unique to weddings, which typically have a longer period from planning to generating profits. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Service Contents】 ■ Development of multi-year plans ■ Guidance on management planning documents ■ Formulation of human resource requirements ■ Creation of corporate value *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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How to Approach New Customer Development

How to Approach New Customer Development

The productivity of acquiring new customers has improved! The sales capability of the organization is enhanced.

Amid environmental changes such as population decline and intensified competition with overseas markets, the expected increase in orders from existing clients has not progressed as anticipated, making the development of new customers increasingly important. However, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, acquiring new customers has become more challenging than ever. In this training, we will consider methods for developing new customers and reviewing sales strategies for small and medium-sized enterprises to survive in the transitioning environment from "with COVID" to "after COVID," using our own company as a theme. [Features] - Improved productivity in acquiring new customers through efficient customer approaches. - The evolution of new customer acquisition from personal skills to organizational skills, enhancing the sales capabilities of the organization as a whole. - By objectively analyzing customer trends within the company, we will formulate hypotheses for new customer acquisition and develop an action plan tailored to our company. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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