[Case Study of Store Manager Introduction] Maxvalu Nishinihon Co., Ltd.

Reduce the monthly instruction count by approximately 160 per store, maintaining an execution rate of 95% through the visualization of execution status!

Maxvalu Nishinihon, as part of the reorganization of the supermarket business within the Aeon Group, was preparing for a new start with Marunaka Co., Ltd. and Sanyo Marunaka Co., Ltd., following their management integration in March 2019. When looking ahead to ensure smooth store operations, a challenge that arose was the communication methods between each store and the headquarters. Due to the large volume of instructions sent to stores, it was difficult for the headquarters to grasp the overall picture of the operational directives that needed to be implemented, necessitating the consolidation of business instructions that were dispersed across multiple communication tools such as email. To address this challenge and enhance the execution capability of store instructions, we adopted the "Tenbancho" system. [Case Study] - Implementation Site: Maxvalu Nishinihon Co., Ltd. - Number of Stores: 384 stores (as of April 2021) *At the time of the interview, there were 182 stores. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Headquarters/Store System