Official Release of 'Shacho no Bunshin (For Construction Industry)', a Service to Resolve Labor Shortages, Profit Decline, and Personalization in Construction
Lumission has launched a free management support service for the construction industry to standardize highly personalized management decisions, aiming to resolve chronic issues like labor shortages and poor profitability.
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## ■ Overview
Lumission Co., Ltd. (Minato-ku, Tokyo) has recently launched the provision of 'Shacho no Bunshin (For Construction Industry)', a management support service tailored for the construction industry.
This service aims to organize management decisions that tend to rely heavily on representatives or site managers in construction companies, builders, and remodeling firms, transforming them into a format that can be shared and replicated within the organization.
In the construction industry, critical management issues routinely occur, such as:
- Challenges in hiring and retaining craftsmen and technicians
- Inconsistent quality and management across different sites
- Profit pressure due to soaring material costs
- Unstable sales heavily dependent on specific projects
- Structural problems where sales exist but profits do not remain
- Ambiguous criteria for multi-location expansion or organizational structuring
However, in many companies, these judgment criteria are personalized and highly dependent on specific site managers or presidents, and management decisions are often postponed amidst the busy daily operations.
Furthermore, many cases show that being overwhelmed by daily site and project responses leaves no time for management structuring or organizational design, which consequently leads to labor shortages, declining profits, and organizational inefficiencies.
The features of this service include receiving the following for 0 yen (free registration):
- Management analysis specialized for the construction industry
- Visualization of profit structure, cost management, and project design
- Organizational design to improve the hiring and retention of craftsmen and personnel
- Clarification of judgment criteria to break away from price competition
- Unlimited free management consultations
It supports a management design that simultaneously adjusts sales, profits, site quality, and organizational operation, rather than merely expanding sales.
▶ Service Official Website
https://lp.lumission.world/
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## ■ Background
In the construction industry, the business environment is becoming increasingly severe year by year due to chronic labor shortages and soaring material prices.
On the other hand, there are growth opportunities, such as the demand for remodeling and the expansion of community-based businesses.
However, on the ground, many companies face issues such as:
- Employees do not stay even if they are hired
- Quality and profits are unstable across different sites
- Cost management is ambiguous, making profits unpredictable
- Organizational structuring stalls due to a reliance on specific individuals
Our company believes that behind these problems lies the fact that 'the criteria for management decisions are not organized.'
Therefore, we started offering 'Shacho no Bunshin (For Construction Industry)' to support organizing the judgment criteria of managers into a format that can be replicated by the organization.
Lumission Co., Ltd. (Minato-ku, Tokyo) has recently launched the provision of 'Shacho no Bunshin (For Construction Industry)', a management support service tailored for the construction industry.
This service aims to organize management decisions that tend to rely heavily on representatives or site managers in construction companies, builders, and remodeling firms, transforming them into a format that can be shared and replicated within the organization.
In the construction industry, critical management issues routinely occur, such as:
- Challenges in hiring and retaining craftsmen and technicians
- Inconsistent quality and management across different sites
- Profit pressure due to soaring material costs
- Unstable sales heavily dependent on specific projects
- Structural problems where sales exist but profits do not remain
- Ambiguous criteria for multi-location expansion or organizational structuring
However, in many companies, these judgment criteria are personalized and highly dependent on specific site managers or presidents, and management decisions are often postponed amidst the busy daily operations.
Furthermore, many cases show that being overwhelmed by daily site and project responses leaves no time for management structuring or organizational design, which consequently leads to labor shortages, declining profits, and organizational inefficiencies.
The features of this service include receiving the following for 0 yen (free registration):
- Management analysis specialized for the construction industry
- Visualization of profit structure, cost management, and project design
- Organizational design to improve the hiring and retention of craftsmen and personnel
- Clarification of judgment criteria to break away from price competition
- Unlimited free management consultations
It supports a management design that simultaneously adjusts sales, profits, site quality, and organizational operation, rather than merely expanding sales.
▶ Service Official Website
https://lp.lumission.world/
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## ■ Background
In the construction industry, the business environment is becoming increasingly severe year by year due to chronic labor shortages and soaring material prices.
On the other hand, there are growth opportunities, such as the demand for remodeling and the expansion of community-based businesses.
However, on the ground, many companies face issues such as:
- Employees do not stay even if they are hired
- Quality and profits are unstable across different sites
- Cost management is ambiguous, making profits unpredictable
- Organizational structuring stalls due to a reliance on specific individuals
Our company believes that behind these problems lies the fact that 'the criteria for management decisions are not organized.'
Therefore, we started offering 'Shacho no Bunshin (For Construction Industry)' to support organizing the judgment criteria of managers into a format that can be replicated by the organization.