Exhibiting at 'DX Comprehensive EXPO 2026 Summer Tokyo'

Studist Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Soshi Suzuki), a company supporting the realization of lean operations, will exhibit at 'DX Comprehensive EXPO 2026 Summer Tokyo,' held at Makuhari Messe from Wednesday, July 22 to Friday, July 24, 2026.

At the event, we will operate two booths: a demo experience booth for the AI manual 'Teachme Biz' (S08-42) and an introduction booth for the workflow visualization tool 'Teachme Process' (S12-35). Additionally, on Thursday, July 23, from 14:00 to 14:40, our Executive Vice President, Keitaro Shoji, will present a seminar titled '9 Steps to Operational Reform: Cutting Waste and Transforming Surplus Capacity into Value.'

Background of Participation

As labor shortages and task dependency intensify, companies are accelerating their DX initiatives and AI adoption. However, many organizations introduce tools without first organizing their business processes, resulting in increased workloads and insufficient benefits. To achieve tangible results from DX, it is essential to visualize entire business processes, identify improvement areas, and establish mechanisms for sustainable implementation at the operational level.

Studist provides 'Teachme Biz,' an AI manual that supports standardization and talent development, and 'Teachme Process,' a workflow visualization tool that leverages AI to promote process visibility and improvement.

'Teachme Process' visualizes business processes through document uploads and AI conversations, helping organize improvement points and develop action plans. 'Teachme Biz' supports the implementation and ongoing operation of improved processes at the frontline through AI-powered manual creation, video editing, and multilingual support.

By using 'Teachme Process' to visualize and drive improvements and 'Teachme Biz' to ensure frontline adoption and operation, we enable continuous business transformation for enterprises.

At this exhibition, we will present concrete strategies for advancing corporate DX and realizing lean operations through both services, which support end-to-end processes—from visualization and standardization to training, implementation, and continuous improvement.

Recommended for those facing the following challenges:

- Want to reduce the burden of on-site training and standardize work quality

- Struggling with underutilized manuals and knowledge, leading to task dependency

- Want to adopt AI or BPO but unsure where to start

- DX efforts stall at tool implementation without leading to actual process improvements

- Seeking to review inefficiencies (muri, muda, mura) in operations and improve productivity

Exhibition Highlights

Demo Experience of the AI Manual 'Teachme Biz'

At booth S08-42, we will demonstrate AI-powered manual creation and operation. You can experience how it reduces training effort, standardizes work quality, and accelerates workforce readiness.

Introduction to the Workflow Visualization Tool 'Teachme Process'

At booth S12-35, we will introduce 'Teachme Process,' which supports workflow visualization and action planning. We will provide individual consultations on how to implement and sustain operational improvements at the frontline.

Seminar Presentation

During the event, our Executive Vice President, Keitaro Shoji, will present a seminar on operational transformation.

Date and Time: Thursday, July 23, 2026, 14:00–14:40

Venue: Exhibitor Seminar Room ②

Presentation Title: 9 Steps to Operational Reform: Cutting Waste and Transforming Surplus Capacity into Value

Presenter: Keitaro Shoji, Executive Vice President, Studist Inc.

Event Overview

Event Name: DX Comprehensive EXPO 2026 Summer Tokyo

Dates: Wednesday, July 22 – Friday, July 24, 2026 (10:00–17:00 daily)

Venue: Makuhari Messe

Exhibition Booths:

- S08-42: Teachme Biz

- S12-35: Teachme Process

Registration: Pre-registration required

Official Website: https://www.bizcrew.jp/expo/dx-tokyo

About the AI Manual 'Teachme Biz'

'Teachme Biz (Teachme Business)' is a solution that enhances productivity, streamlines talent development, and improves customer satisfaction by efficiently creating and managing corporate manuals. It supports AI-powered automatic video editing and manual generation, significantly reducing manual creation time while ensuring smooth operations.

About the Workflow Visualization Tool 'Teachme Process'

'Teachme Process' solves task dependency by visualizing business processes, enabling everyone to correctly understand workflows and drive autonomous improvements. By leveraging AI to structure tacit knowledge and build systems, it minimizes operational errors and process backtracking, supporting sustainable growth and productivity improvements across the organization.

Studist's 'Lean Operations' Framework

Studist's 'Lean Operations' is a continuous improvement process that eliminates waste (muri, muda, mura) in operations, reinvests efficiency gains into 'value enhancement,' and achieves organizational productivity and sustainable growth. Specifically, through steps of visualization, standardization, simplification, and thorough implementation, we aim to build lean organizations capable of focusing on core business activities.

We offer the 'Teachme Series,' an AI-centric product suite including 'Teachme Biz,' to support the execution of our '9 Steps' lean operations framework. Additionally, through hands-on services combining automation support, operational assessments, manual creation outsourcing, and training programs, we act as a partner to help clients improve productivity and realize lean operations.

https://studist.jp/our-vision

Company Overview

Company Name: Studist Inc.

Headquarters: Sumitomo Corporation Kinshicho Building 9F, 1-6 Kanda-Kinshicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Locations:

- Domestic: Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, Miyazaki

- Overseas: Bangkok, Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Business Activities: Development of the 'Teachme Series,' including the manual creation and sharing system 'Teachme Biz'; consulting for productivity improvement; corporate training programs, etc.

Founded: March 19, 2010

Capital: 103.2 million JPY (including capital reserves)

URL: https://studist.jp/