"CONOC" has launched a support campaign for system implementation within the fiscal year.
The number of companies introduced has surpassed 777! The initial implementation costs will be discounted depending on the contract terms.
CONOC, a company that promotes DX in the construction industry and supports business transformation through AI utilization, has launched the "In-Year System Implementation Support Campaign" to celebrate surpassing 777 companies in implementation. In this campaign, the usual initial cost of 550,000 yen (tax included) can be reduced to a maximum of 0 yen depending on certain conditions. In the construction industry, as labor shortages and the personalization of tasks progress, improving the efficiency of operations such as estimate creation, cost management, and billing management has become a significant management issue. On the other hand, the initial costs associated with system implementation often serve as a barrier, preventing many companies from moving forward with adoption. *For more details, please refer to the related links. For further information, feel free to download the PDF or contact us directly.*
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There is a shortage of manpower. As a result, there is also a shortage of time. Right now, such a vicious cycle is occurring in the construction industry. However, I believe that what is most lacking is digitalization. If we can make inefficiencies efficient and create new connections, we can change the common sense of the past and the world itself. We truly believe this. Starting from manufacturing, knowing the field inside and out, and above all, valuing people. That’s why we want to find more ways to make people smile. Can we focus more on things that only people can do? Can we allocate more time to the challenges that we, as a company, should face? We want to continue to ask these questions. Let’s turn the common sense of the construction industry upside down. Now, towards a new future, let’s go together.
