Announced details
Web conferences at the plant, interviews by human resources, internal meetings, in-person discussions, and workplace environment improvements
The booths were used during more than half of the reserved time slots. Meeting rooms became available for in-person discussions involving 4–5 people.
Used during more than half of the time slots after installation (cumulative number of uses: Not disclosed)
Kao Corporation is a customer that adopted V-cube's private booths, "TeleCube." No capital or personnel relationship is disclosed.
Head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and Executive Officer: Hasebe Yoshihiro (長谷部 佳宏). The Wakayama Plant is one of Japan's largest production facilities, employing staff in a wide range of roles, including manufacturing and research and development.
Kao Corporation, Wakayama Plant (detailed address: Not disclosed)
In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Telecube soundproof booths |
| Counterparty | Kao Corporation (head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo), Wakayama Plant |
| Counterparty overview | Head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and Executive Officer: Hasebe Yoshihiro (長谷部 佳宏). The Wakayama Plant is one of Japan's largest production facilities, employing staff in a wide range of roles, including manufacturing and research and development. |
| Relationship with the Company | Kao Corporation is a customer that adopted V-cube's private booths, "TeleCube." No capital or personnel relationship is disclosed. |
| Applicable area | Web conferences at the plant, interviews by human resources, internal meetings, in-person discussions, and workplace environment improvements |
| Location | Kao Corporation, Wakayama Plant (detailed address: Not disclosed) |
| Location scale | 4 single-person TeleCube booths. The Wakayama Plant is one of Japan's largest production facilities. |
| Quantitative Effects | The booths were used during more than half of the reserved time slots. Meeting rooms became available for in-person discussions involving 4–5 people. |
| Usage history | Used during more than half of the time slots after installation (cumulative number of uses: Not disclosed) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The installation was intended to address the burden of traveling between buildings within the plant, meeting-room occupancy caused by web conferences, the shortage of meeting space, sound leakage, and the aging office environment. The fact that no additional air-conditioning or ventilation work was required, and that the booths could be relocated or repurposed when buildings are renovated or layouts changed in the future, was also cited as a reason for adoption.