Alongside the feature in the autumn issue of Japan Human Resources News, an advertorial for the IT Maintenance Engineers Association's AI Business Support Specialist program was published, and the number of applicants for the training reportedly exceeded 230.
An advertorial for the AI Business Support Specialist program was featured in the front-page special section of the autumn issue of Japan Human Resources News, which also introduced trends from a survey of graduates of the training program provided by AISEE CONNECT. The number of individual and corporate applicants reportedly exceeded 230.
The article explains the AI Business Support Specialist framework and how it is used by companies, and reports the following trends based on an analysis of the graduate survey.
In a follow-up survey one month after completion, 85.2% of respondents said they felt they had reduced their working hours. The proportion reporting that they had saved at least 1 hour per day increased from 11.1% immediately after completion to 40.7% one month later.
People in their 40s and 50s accounted for 66.3% of applicants, and 80.0% of respondents in those age groups said they felt they had reduced their working hours after taking the program.
One month after completion, approximately 40% of respondents said they had shared and rolled out ways to use the program within their organizations. The article also includes information on the certification system, training formats and fees, and introduces examples of corporate use.