A must-see for those struggling with MRO procurement! [Case study collection for problem-solving available now]
Solving your procurement issues for auxiliary materials (MRO)! There are case studies of cost reductions worth 48 million yen annually! A "purchasing management system" that complies with the Subcontract Act and internal controls.
This document presents three specific cases where common challenges faced by procurement and purchasing departments, such as "cost reduction," "de-personalization," and "man-hour reduction," were resolved through the implementation of purchasing management systems. It includes detailed information on the three resolution cases and five points to consider before implementing a purchasing management system. This material provides a clear image of the specific effects of implementation. If any of the following statements resonate with you: "We want to avoid purchasing unnecessary items!" "We want to buy necessary items faster and cheaper!" "We want to improve operational efficiency and ensure compliance," please take a moment to read through it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Chapter 1: Common challenges faced by procurement departments ■ Chapter 2: Cases resolved through the implementation of procurement support systems ■ Chapter 3: Points to consider before implementing a procurement system *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Continuing to stay close to our customers, we have built up business knowledge and empathy to understand their challenges. By handling a wide range of operations in a one-stop manner, including system design, development, operation, hardware and software proposals and sales, and network construction, we remain a partner that supports the creation of "valuable systems," sometimes in a collaborative manner and sometimes in a leading role. Our company changed its name on April 1, 2025. (Former company name: Daiko Electronic Communication Co., Ltd.) The data and presentation materials published are from the time of the announcement.