Solving difficult problems
アポロ精工 アポロ精工 新横浜オフィス（旧ケーアイテクノロジー/旧市川ソフトラボラトリー）
We promote ourselves as a "last resort for image processing," but since it's PR, only the good things are written. Even when we talk about solving difficult problems, we don't have any special abilities. What may seem like "solving difficult problems" is actually just the accumulation of ordinary tasks. 1. Members with a diverse range of different areas of expertise come together. 2. We continue to work steadily on "image processing." 3. We handle a lot of experiences with different purposes for different applications. For example, in point 1, areas of expertise include: 1) being good at objectively grasping things, 2) being an idea person, 3) being good at finding mistakes, 4) being good at forgetting the past, and 5) being good at finding relevant information from an overflow of data. Just having ideas doesn't translate into practical means, and in fact, 90% of the ideas we come up with are discarded. By continuing to focus on each area of expertise and not paying attention to areas of weakness, we steadily build up experiences from different industries in the past, which leads to "solving difficult problems." Although we are a group of ordinary people, being aware that we are a group with the company policy of "one person, one skill" may be the seed for "solving difficult problems." *News is distributed through our company newsletter.
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