We are developing a system where the latest versions of engineering and equipment-related documents--previously scattered across file servers, archives, individual PCs, and in paper form--are abolished and managed as the sole original copies on our electronic document management system. This ensures that the most up-to-date documents are always accessible. By linking these technical documents with related information, we can quickly reference associated operational trends, equipment management data, and operational control data.

This system has dramatically reduced the time engineers spend searching for technical documents and data, which previously consumed about 70% of their workload. By making the latest information readily available, we aim to prevent errors and boost labor productivity. The time saved through increased productivity will be reallocated to tasks such as predictive maintenance, and process and equipment improvements, thereby enhancing operations. Also, reskilling and skill development based on the specialty-focused talent profiles defined in our Digital HR domain will further contribute to business expansion.