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In-house Manual Seminar on March 3, 2016 (Thursday)
Learn from Case Studies! Know-How for Solving In-House Manual Challenges
~ Creating Manuals for Smooth Skill Transfer: Standardization ~
will be held.
Overview
Recently, many companies in the manufacturing sector are working on themes such as improving operational efficiency through manuals, ensuring safety, and enhancing branding.
Among them, "How to promote skill transfer on-site" seems to be a particularly pressing issue.
How to reflect the know-how of skilled engineers in manuals
How can we consolidate scattered information to standardize support quality?
We often hear such voices.
In addition, since the creation of such manuals is often done in-house while juggling the primary duties on-site, we face unique challenges that come with in-house production, such as "not being able to find the time as desired," "struggling to get cooperation from the field," and "not knowing where to start".
On the other hand, due to the lack of information such as know-how and successful case studies from other companies to solve these challenges and facilitate skill transfer smoothly, it seems that many representatives from various companies are often struggling with the thought, "Is this really the right approach?"
In this course, based on 30 years of experience as a manual production company,
Approaches to Various Challenges Faced by Companies Producing Manuals In-House
We propose.
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If you are looking for solutions to issues related to manuals, please join us!
After the seminar, we will be available for individual consultations as needed.
Please indicate this at the time of application.
Event Guidelines
- Date and Time
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- March 3, 2016 (Thursday) 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
*Individual consultation (for those who wish): from 2:30 PM
*Reception starts at 1:00 PM
- March 3, 2016 (Thursday) 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
- Location
- Human Science Corporation Conference Room
2-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 13th Floor, Odakyu Dai-ichi Seimei Building >>Access
- Cost
- Free
- Capacity
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- 14 people
- *We allow up to two participants from the same company.
- *There is a possibility of cancellation if the minimum number of participants is not reached.
- We will contact you about one week in advance in case of cancellation.
- How to Apply
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- Please apply for participation in this seminar from here .
- We will get back to you from our representative.
- Please apply for participation in this seminar from here .
- Application Deadline
- February 29, 2016 (Monday)
This is for people like this
- Corporate Manual Quality Managers
- Administrators with issues regarding in-house manuals
- Those whose mission is the standardization of manuals and the enhancement of branding
- Assigned to the manual improvement workgroup or task force
- Participation from competing companies and individuals may be declined.
- *We allow up to two participants from the same company.
Program
- Case Study: 60 Minutes
Challenges of In-House Manuals in Companies
- Barriers to Promoting Skill Transfer (Sharing Challenges)
- Framework for Problem Solving (What to Start and Where to Begin)
- Case Studies
- Today's Key Points Recap
- Q&A: 15 minutes
- Individual Consultation: 15 minutes (First 2 applicants)
Key Points of the Seminar
- Introduction to In-House Manual Production Cases
We will introduce our approach to solutions based on successful examples of projects we have actually collaborated on.
- What are the tips for smoothly advancing skill transfer manuals?
Visualize the needs required for the manual and provide hints for designing the optimal approach tailored to the purpose.
Let me introduce you.
Instructor
Yoshiyuki Yasuoka
- ・15 years of experience in technical writing
- Engaged in projects for creating operation manuals for internal systems, business manuals, various instruction manuals, product utilization guides, and educational materials.
- ・Active as a manual evaluator and consultant for major manufacturers' manual production
- ・Since 2008, continuously responsible as a dedicated instructor for the product manual development department of a major FA equipment manufacturer.
- ・Responsible for seminar topics such as "How to Create Easy-to-Understand Instruction Manuals and Know-How for Reducing Production Costs" and "Techniques for Creating Manuals Useful for Multilingual Deployment"
- ・2013 Special Session at TC Symposium: "Introduction to Video Manuals" presentation
- ・2014 Special Session at TC Symposium: "Creating Video Manuals - Practical Edition" presentation
Kaori Horikoshi
- ・13 years of experience in technical writing
- ・Engaged in projects for creating seminar materials for Microsoft Office products, books, various product manuals, help documents, and business manuals.
- Involved in manual evaluation, consulting for major electronics manufacturers in manual creation, and developing seminar materials for representatives of major insurance companies.
- In addition to Japanese manuals, also responsible as a translation director for multifunction printer operation manuals (20 languages).
- ・Active as a machine translation consultant
- ・ 2013 23rd JTF (Japan Translation Federation) Translation Festival "Approaches to Machine Translation in Multilingual Contexts - From the Perspectives of Evaluation and Process" Lecture
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How to Apply
Please apply for participation in this seminar here.
We will get back to you from our representative.
Application Deadline
February 29, 2016 (Monday)
Contact Us
If you have any questions about the content of this seminar, please contact hsweb_inquiry@science.co.jp .
For inquiries by phone, please contact us at the number below.
TEL: +81 35-321-3111
Person in Charge: Business Promotion Department, Masuda
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