タカミヤ Develops OPERA-FC, a System to Centralize Transactions in Scaffold Manufacturing — Aiming to Reduce Workload at Manufacturing Sites and Improve Transparency

タカミヤ developed the “OPERA-FC” system to centrally manage orders, production progress, customer-supplied materials inventory, delivery reservations and other matters involving its own factories and partner companies contracted to manufacture scaffolding, and has begun full-scale operation. The system digitizes interactions that previously relied mainly on telephone, fax and paper, with the aim of reducing administrative workload and misunderstandings.

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Annual reduction of approximately 20 hours in administrative workload per company, based on test implementation results

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To review transaction-related operations at manufacturing sites that still rely mainly on telephone, fax and paper and are dependent on individual employees, and to create an environment in which the company’s own factories and partner companies can share the same information. The system is also intended to visualize transaction and asset management required for compliance with the Act on the Promotion of Proper Subcontracting Transactions, reduce administrative workload and improve transaction transparency.

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