Webinar Held: 'Is the Judgment and Organization of Devices, Apps, and Internal Rules Concentrated in IT Departments Amidst Complicating Corporate Smartphone Operations?'
A webinar will be held to address the increasing complexity of corporate smartphone operations, focusing on consolidating the judgment and organization of devices, applications, and internal rules through outsourcing to build a sustainable operational system. It aims to reduce the burden on IT personnel and eliminate reliance on individuals.
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■ The Reality of "Device x App x Internal Rules" Overlapping Even with a Single Smartphone
With the advancement of DX, devices used for work have expanded beyond PCs to include corporate smartphones and tablets, and the scope of operations continues to grow.
However, the operational burden is not just because "the number of devices has increased." Even with the operation of a single smartphone, separate knowledge and judgment are required for each of the three layers: "device," "app," and "internal rules," making it easy for management issues to increase rapidly. Even if it looks simple, behind the scenes, points of confirmation and judgment accumulate, eroding the resources of IT/general affairs operational staff—this "state where three layers overlap" gradually makes corporate smartphone operations heavier.
■ The Dilemma of Judgment and Organization of Complicated Information Concentrating in IT Departments
If responsibilities and scopes are divided for devices, lines, kitting, apps, and internal procedures, the IT department needs to assemble, distribute, and consolidate information, ensuring common understanding, each time there is a malfunction, setting change, new hire/departure, or transfer. At this time, the IT department is not merely making inquiries but is forced to make judgments and organize complicated information. As a result, the judgment work itself tends to depend on the experience and knowledge of the person in charge, often leading to structural problems such as "limits of knowledge" and "inconsistency and individual dependency in judgment." In such a situation, where adjustment and judgment relying on individual skills are indispensable, the burden on the field only increases, making it difficult to standardize operations into a "sustainable system."
■ How to Reduce Inconsistency and Individual Dependency by Consolidating Judgment and Adjustment to an Outsourcing Partner
In this seminar, based on the "structure where three layers of devices, apps, and internal rules overlap, making judgment heavy" that often occurs in corporate smartphone operations, we will explain how to consolidate complicated information and responses to an outsourcing partner to transform into "unified operations."
Specifically, we will review current operations, visualize where judgment and adjustment occur, and then organize how to divide roles that should be assigned to an outsourcing partner (contact point/practical work/rule development) and the key points of operational design.
Furthermore, while AI utilization is advancing in helpdesks in recent years, the verbalization and updating of internal rules and the design of practical work, including exception handling, are indispensable for running operations. This content will provide hints on how to create a state where "operations can run even when outsourced," not just as a simple task agency, by applying it to your company's situation.
■ Recommended for people who:
- Are experiencing a continuous increase in confirmations and adjustments for devices, apps, and internal rules in corporate smartphone operations.
- Are spending a lot of time consolidating tasks because responsibilities and scopes are divided for devices, lines, apps, and procedures.
- Are concerned about "inconsistency in judgment" and reliance on individuals, as complex prerequisite judgments depend on the experience of the person in charge.
- Still have ordering, setup, and administrative tasks remaining on the management side, not just judgment and adjustment.
- Are considering outsourcing but want to organize "how much to entrust and how to design operations."
■ Hosted/Co-hosted by
Conexio Corporation
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Click here for details and registration.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants."
Past seminar materials and other currently recruiting seminars can be viewed here.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
3F Shiodome Building, 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords:
■ The Reality of "Device x App x Internal Rules" Overlapping Even with a Single Smartphone
With the advancement of DX, devices used for work have expanded beyond PCs to include corporate smartphones and tablets, and the scope of operations continues to grow.
However, the operational burden is not just because "the number of devices has increased." Even with the operation of a single smartphone, separate knowledge and judgment are required for each of the three layers: "device," "app," and "internal rules," making it easy for management issues to increase rapidly. Even if it looks simple, behind the scenes, points of confirmation and judgment accumulate, eroding the resources of IT/general affairs operational staff—this "state where three layers overlap" gradually makes corporate smartphone operations heavier.
■ The Dilemma of Judgment and Organization of Complicated Information Concentrating in IT Departments
If responsibilities and scopes are divided for devices, lines, kitting, apps, and internal procedures, the IT department needs to assemble, distribute, and consolidate information, ensuring common understanding, each time there is a malfunction, setting change, new hire/departure, or transfer. At this time, the IT department is not merely making inquiries but is forced to make judgments and organize complicated information. As a result, the judgment work itself tends to depend on the experience and knowledge of the person in charge, often leading to structural problems such as "limits of knowledge" and "inconsistency and individual dependency in judgment." In such a situation, where adjustment and judgment relying on individual skills are indispensable, the burden on the field only increases, making it difficult to standardize operations into a "sustainable system."
■ How to Reduce Inconsistency and Individual Dependency by Consolidating Judgment and Adjustment to an Outsourcing Partner
In this seminar, based on the "structure where three layers of devices, apps, and internal rules overlap, making judgment heavy" that often occurs in corporate smartphone operations, we will explain how to consolidate complicated information and responses to an outsourcing partner to transform into "unified operations."
Specifically, we will review current operations, visualize where judgment and adjustment occur, and then organize how to divide roles that should be assigned to an outsourcing partner (contact point/practical work/rule development) and the key points of operational design.
Furthermore, while AI utilization is advancing in helpdesks in recent years, the verbalization and updating of internal rules and the design of practical work, including exception handling, are indispensable for running operations. This content will provide hints on how to create a state where "operations can run even when outsourced," not just as a simple task agency, by applying it to your company's situation.
■ Recommended for people who:
- Are experiencing a continuous increase in confirmations and adjustments for devices, apps, and internal rules in corporate smartphone operations.
- Are spending a lot of time consolidating tasks because responsibilities and scopes are divided for devices, lines, apps, and procedures.
- Are concerned about "inconsistency in judgment" and reliance on individuals, as complex prerequisite judgments depend on the experience of the person in charge.
- Still have ordering, setup, and administrative tasks remaining on the management side, not just judgment and adjustment.
- Are considering outsourcing but want to organize "how much to entrust and how to design operations."
■ Hosted/Co-hosted by
Conexio Corporation
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Click here for details and registration.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants."
Past seminar materials and other currently recruiting seminars can be viewed here.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
3F Shiodome Building, 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords: