The 2024 Problem in the Construction Industry: What is the Current Status of Overtime Work and DX?
Free report on regulations regarding limits on overtime work! We delve into the 2024 issues in the construction industry and present examples of achieving operational efficiency through DX (digital transformation).
Starting in April 2024, regulations on the upper limits of overtime work will be applied to the construction industry as well. As work style reform becomes an urgent issue in the construction sector, what are the perceptions and realities of the workers like? We conducted a survey targeting a wide range of professionals in the construction industry regarding "regulations on the upper limits of overtime work" and "DX" (digital transformation). This survey clarifies the awareness of legal regulations, the current status of compliance, and attitudes towards DX, while also presenting examples of how DX has been successfully implemented to improve operational efficiency. [Contents] ■ About the survey ■ Summary of survey results ■ Detailed survey results ■ Summary of survey results ■ Reference: About the regulations on the upper limits of overtime work ■ Introduction to ANDPAD and successful cases of operational efficiency improvement *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since the service release in 2016, we have exceeded 200,000 users through our commitment to intuitive and user-friendly development, along with thorough support for implementation and utilization. It is also registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's NETIS (New Technology Information System) and has become a cloud-based construction project management service used by over 510,000 construction and architecture professionals. * "Trends in the Construction Management Cloud Service Market and Vendor Share (Mik IT Report, December 2024)" (Research by Deloitte Tohmatsu Mic Economic Research Institute)