Support for Japanese expatriate agency in China for machine maintenance.
Reduce on-site costs while maintaining the operational quality of machinery maintenance services.
In the maintenance operations of the machinery industry, prompt and accurate responses on-site are required. In particular, detailed support from Japanese staff with specialized knowledge is crucial for the stable operation of equipment and troubleshooting. However, the costs of Japanese expatriates and the management of operations locally pose challenges for many companies. Our service provides practical support from experienced Japanese staff stationed in China, as well as total support from local Chinese staff, addressing these challenges. 【Utilization Scenarios】 - Planning and executing equipment maintenance at local factories - Support for responding to unexpected troubles - Management of operations for regular inspections and parts replacements - Technical guidance and training for local staff 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction of costs for Japanese staff stationed abroad while maintaining operational quality - Increased efficiency in maintenance operations and reduced downtime - Skill enhancement of local staff and establishment of an autonomous operational system
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**Features** - Practical support from experienced Japanese staff stationed in China - Total support from local Chinese staff at the local corporation - Assistance in creating systems that can be managed by local staff - Support for optimizing base management, factory management, and production management - Providing an environment that reduces the burden on Japanese staff, allowing them to focus on important projects **Our Strengths** Our company provides innovative added value in cost, lead time, and responsiveness, centered around circuit board design. We have responded to customer needs by reducing design costs and shortening design periods through our wholly-owned local corporation in China, lowering simulation service costs through collaboration with local simulation specialist partners in China, and procuring electronic components that are difficult to obtain in Japan. We offer a wide range of services, including printed circuit board and enclosure design, simulation, circuit and FPGA design, board manufacturing, component procurement, assembly, DFM, and total services, and we are happy to take on projects from any process. We contribute to advancing pending projects and those requiring improvement.
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【Solving Such Issues】 ■ Due to the depreciation of the yen and rising local prices, the cost of Japanese staff stationed abroad is increasing. ■ It is difficult to increase the number of Japanese staff, leading to a concentration of workload on a few individuals. ■ There are no personnel to support the local branch's leadership, resulting in many non-core business tasks. ■ Due to language and cultural barriers, operations have become a black box, leading to troubles. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is committed to reducing costs, shortening lead times, and enhancing design capabilities on a daily basis. - Reduction of design costs and shortening of design periods through our wholly-owned subsidiary in China. - Lowering the cost of simulation services through collaboration with local simulation specialists in China. - Promotion of circuit board design using the de facto standard CAD for North American users and data compatibility with domestic CAD. - Procurement of electronic components from East Asia, including North America and China, which are difficult to obtain in Japan. We accept orders starting from just one component. - A wide range of CAD/CAM and simulation data input/output services. We have realized these initiatives while responding to our customers' requests. We are here to assist in advancing pending projects and those requiring improvement. We are happy to take on any process.













