On July 23, 2026, we co-hosted a seminar with Shikigaku Co., Ltd. titled “
: Breaking Free from the ‘We Can’t Function Without [Name]’ Mindset—Reforming Organizations and Workplaces to Eliminate Reliance on Individuals” (
).
In this seminar, we focused on the issue of “reliance on individual expertise”—a challenge faced by many companies in the construction industry—and presented specific initiatives that lead to improved productivity and increased revenue from the dual perspectivesof organizational management andon-site digital transformation.
In the construction industry, there is a greater need than ever to improve productivity, driven by factors such as labor shortages, an aging workforce, and the need to address the “2024 Problem.”
On the other hand,
There are quite a few companies facing challenges such as these.
Shikigaku Co., Ltd. gave a presentation on organizational management based on the perspective that “DX tools alone cannot transform an organization.”
Key points to consider when implementing organizational reform include:
Focusing on these three key points, he explained how to build an organization that does not rely on individual judgment, drawing on actual improvement examples from a construction company.
Under the theme “Construction DX: Eliminating the ‘Black Box’ on Construction Sites and Generating Profits,” our company introduced on- site digital transformation ( DX ) initiatives utilizing the 3D scanning app “Scanat ” to eliminate the “black box” on construction sites and generate profits.
ScanatBy making use of,
We presented examples of standardizing on-site information and operational improvements, among other topics.
In this seminar,Scanat as a case study from a company that uses our service,
We’ve introduced examples of how it’s used in a variety of settings, such as...
We presented initiatives—along with their concrete results—that help eliminate reliance on specific individuals. These initiatives not only reduce the workload associated with site surveys, drawing preparation, design, and estimating but also minimize the need for repeat site visits, streamline information sharing, and support the development of young employees.
In this seminar, we explained that organizational management and on-site digital transformation— rather than being pursued separately— lead to greater results when addressed as two sides of the same coin.
By standardizing not only the rules and evaluation criteria but also the information coming from the front lines, we can build an organization where everyone can make decisions and share information based on the same standards.
natGoing forward, our company will continue to provide information and host seminars that contribute to operational improvements for everyone in the construction industry.