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The busier the time, the more chaotic the site becomes, mistakes increase, and veterans become exhausted. When the volume increases, the only measures available are "overtime" and "determination." If this situation continues, the customization of the system increases, and the site becomes complicated. Personalization × Volume dependence × Excessive customization. This combination will inevitably cause suffering at the site. In this seminar, we will: - Thoroughly standardize operations. - Design in a way that does not require people to think. - Create a system where anyone can perform tasks with the same quality. - Make minimal system modifications only where necessary. We will explain these concepts alongside actual warehouse improvement case studies. [Recommended for] - Executives and managers who want to strengthen their warehouses with a "reproducible system" rather than relying on "people's efforts." - Those who are questioning whether system investments are truly linked to "on-site value." - Individuals who want to advance sustainable warehouse design in preparation for the future enhancement of shipper needs. - Those who wish to reconsider "the design of warehouse operations" rather than just implementing a WMS. [Details] Date: April 10, 2026 (Friday) 10:00-11:00 Method: Online seminar via Zoom (live broadcast/prior registration required/free)

Are you feeling the limits of improvement at the operational level as you face the need to respond to new material efficiency methods and rising costs? The dramatic results of "joint delivery" and "mixed cargo from different industries" by leading companies are by no means special cases. There exists a clear "logic" to make it happen and a "rewrite of premises" that needs to be addressed. In this seminar, we will unravel the "reproducible structure" behind successful case studies from a unique perspective. Why were they able to achieve it? What "yardstick" should you use to measure your company's network to find the gold mine of collaboration and round-trip logistics? This seminar will not only present case studies but will also provide you with "decision-making criteria" and a "framework for thinking" to reconstruct your company's logistics strategy from a management perspective. Recommended for: - Manufacturing companies with annual sales of 50 billion yen or more, particularly those with specific business operators. - Individuals in charge of promoting responses to new material efficiency methods as CLO, SCM, or logistics department heads. - Businesses where issues have already become apparent on the ground and require urgent action.

In the fiscal year 2028, subsidies for logistics-related capital investment will be significantly expanded. In addition to subsidies supporting labor-saving, automation, and digital transformation (DX), there will be systems to accommodate the construction of warehouses and logistics centers, as well as the introduction of material handling equipment, with large subsidies expected to reach up to 5 billion yen per project, greatly broadening the scope of utilization. Many subsidies will start accepting applications from March onward, making this the optimal time to begin preparations. On the other hand, many companies are uncertain about: - Which subsidies are available - What new systems or changes have been introduced this fiscal year - Whether their company qualifies (company size, eligible expenses) - The process and timeline from application to receipt of funds To address these concerns, we will welcome Mr. Kenichi Shinnou from Profit Consulting, who has an average acceptance rate of 89%, as a lecturer. He will systematically explain the overall picture of logistics-related subsidies, the latest information for fiscal year 2028, and important practical points. Recommended for companies that: - Are considering capital investment in logistics/warehousing/transportation - Want to promote labor-saving, automation, and DX - Are unsure about which subsidies they can use - Cannot determine if their company qualifies - Are anxious about the subsidy application process - Want to start with information gathering.