【April Dream】Wavable Aims to Capitalize Corporate Knowledge and Transform It into Competitiveness in the AI Era
Wavable Co., Ltd. announces its vision to capitalize corporate knowledge and transform it into competitiveness in the AI era, participating in April Dream. It highlights the importance of customer-centric knowledge and the current challenge of its loss, emphasizing that unique corporate knowledge will be a source of competitive advantage in the AI era.
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※Our company endorses April Dream, which aims to make April 1st a day to express dreams. This press release represents the dream of Wavable Co., Ltd.
Wavable Co., Ltd. (Location: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Soshi Kanehama) is a B2B marketing support company focused on sales knowledge. We hereby announce our participation in April Dream, which aims to express dreams on April 1st, and declare our dream (=vision) to "unearth knowledge dormant within companies and transform it into competitiveness in the AI era."
## The Most Valuable and Most Easily Lost Knowledge: Delivering Value to Customers
Within companies, vast amounts of knowledge are generated daily. Among them, the most valuable and most easily lost is "knowledge for delivering value to customers."
Why did a customer choose our company? What did they prioritize during the comparison process, and what were their concerns? What are the true appeals not listed on the spec sheet? What do successful representatives perceive and how do they act in interactions with customers? All of these are unique assets that only that company possesses.
However, most of it is not recorded. It remains in the minds of on-site staff, gets buried in the corners of daily reports, and disappears with retirement or transfers.
Peter Drucker, in 'The Effective Executive,' defined business activity as "the process of converting knowledge as a resource into economic value, which is customer satisfaction." So, who teaches us what "our own unique knowledge" is in sales and marketing? We believe it is the customers themselves.
## In the AI Era, 'Company-Specific Knowledge' Becomes a Competitive Advantage
The evolution of Generative AI has made it possible to easily acquire general knowledge and basic solutions from the internet and AI agents. This means that if a company's business activities are based solely on such general knowledge, its value proposition will converge with others. The only way for companies to stand out and offer unique value to customers is by leveraging their "company-specific knowledge." This is the knowledge accumulated through daily operations, customer interactions, and trial and error, which cannot be easily replicated by AI or competitors. Wavable aims to support companies in systematizing this unique knowledge, transforming it into a sustainable competitive advantage in the AI era.
Wavable Co., Ltd. (Location: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Soshi Kanehama) is a B2B marketing support company focused on sales knowledge. We hereby announce our participation in April Dream, which aims to express dreams on April 1st, and declare our dream (=vision) to "unearth knowledge dormant within companies and transform it into competitiveness in the AI era."
## The Most Valuable and Most Easily Lost Knowledge: Delivering Value to Customers
Within companies, vast amounts of knowledge are generated daily. Among them, the most valuable and most easily lost is "knowledge for delivering value to customers."
Why did a customer choose our company? What did they prioritize during the comparison process, and what were their concerns? What are the true appeals not listed on the spec sheet? What do successful representatives perceive and how do they act in interactions with customers? All of these are unique assets that only that company possesses.
However, most of it is not recorded. It remains in the minds of on-site staff, gets buried in the corners of daily reports, and disappears with retirement or transfers.
Peter Drucker, in 'The Effective Executive,' defined business activity as "the process of converting knowledge as a resource into economic value, which is customer satisfaction." So, who teaches us what "our own unique knowledge" is in sales and marketing? We believe it is the customers themselves.
## In the AI Era, 'Company-Specific Knowledge' Becomes a Competitive Advantage
The evolution of Generative AI has made it possible to easily acquire general knowledge and basic solutions from the internet and AI agents. This means that if a company's business activities are based solely on such general knowledge, its value proposition will converge with others. The only way for companies to stand out and offer unique value to customers is by leveraging their "company-specific knowledge." This is the knowledge accumulated through daily operations, customer interactions, and trial and error, which cannot be easily replicated by AI or competitors. Wavable aims to support companies in systematizing this unique knowledge, transforming it into a sustainable competitive advantage in the AI era.