INFOEYEThe article about our APASYS, Kilicom, and Kilicom Plus titled “Providing Solutions for DX Acceleration” appeared in the July 27, 2022 issue of “Textile News,” a daily general textile newspaper.
Textile News Site： https://www.sen-i-news.co.jp/
We recently visited the brand store of a company that uses APASYS.
APASYS attaches a barcode reader to the iPhone to read product barcodes. As soon as we are notified of a malfunction, we immediately contact the manufacturer for repair. This time, we were told that the equipment we had sent to them as repaired products was still malfunctioning. We visited the manufacturer of the equipment to confirm the problem in person, as time was of the essence.
It took about 3 minutes to check the status of the bar code reader and reconfigure it. After the repair, he said that the operation was omitted when it should have been restored to its factory condition.
It should not be. No matter how convenient the equipment may be, a final human error could result in a loss of customer trust. I felt myself tighten my body and mind once again.
We will continue our efforts to make our customers more satisfied.
IT Introduction Subsidy 2022 Up to 4.5 million yen in subsidies are available!
(headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Takayuki Kodoi, President; hereinafter referred to as “INFOI”), which promotes DX in the apparel industry, has been selected as an IT introduction support provider for the “IT introduction subsidy 2022 (IT introduction support business for improving service productivity)” and its apparel solution “APASYS” developed and provided by the company has been certified as an IT tool for the subsidy.
This means that apparel companies eligible for the IT Subsidy 2022 can receive a subsidy of up to 1/2 of the installation cost (initial cost and one-year usage fee) or a maximum of 4.5 million yen when they install APASYS.
What is APASYS?
This solution for the apparel industry includes functions for planning management, merchandise management (products and raw materials), production management, purchase management, sales management, in-house exhibitions, store management, POS, logistics management, analysis, and accounting.
Of course, you can use only the functions you need.
We are currently expanding the functionality of the solution, reflecting customer feedback and the experience of those who have worked in the apparel OEM and SPA industries over the years.
We will continue to strongly promote Apparel DX.
▼ Click here for more information on the target tools.
https://apasys.net/
▼ Click here to learn more about case studies of the target tools.
APASYS case study by Claris FileMaker.
20 cardboard boxes of proposals in your iPhone
https://www.claris.com/ja/blog/2021/shirley-temple
Case Study of Centralization of Operations in Apparel OEM Industry – From Planning, Profitability, Exhibition to Production Management
https://youtu.be/b1mUdXF1b3w
Case study of centralized operations in the apparel industry – from planning and production to exhibitions and accounts receivable/payable management
https://youtu.be/cmExbYbSwbQ
About IT Deployment Subsidy 2022
The purpose of the IT introduction subsidy is to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve business efficiency and increase sales by subsidizing a portion of the cost of introducing IT tools to solve their own issues and needs.
About InfoEye
Since our establishment in 2002, we have been providing solutions and operations for the apparel industry and image cropping services based in Japan and India.
In the future, we will continue to expand our business to the fashion industry and provide useful solutions to our customers.
【About Us】
Company name: InfoEye Inc.
Location: BIZSMART Kanda 503, 1-10-6 Kajicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Representative: KOEDOI Takayuki
Established: February 2002
URL： https://infoeye.com/en/
Qualifications and Certifications
Business Description:
Building and operating solutions for the fashion industry
Image cropping and processing service (Kiricom)
OCR technology, which recognizes text from images, is now easily available to everyone.
I often used a translation application on my overseas business trips before the Corona disaster.
When you go to a restaurant in China or India, you can take a picture of the menu with an app on your smartphone and immediately translate it into Japanese or English.
In other words, the app recognizes and translates the characters from the image.
These days, the literacy rate of handwritten text is getting closer and closer to 100%.
We would like to introduce a function that allows designers to easily create a database of the pictorial types they have drawn.
Specifically, paper documents (picture type table) with part numbers and picture types are scanned into PDF or JPG format and read into the system.
The part number (text) field and the picture type (object) are divided and stored in the database.
It is also possible to store the customer’s sewing specifications, etc. in each item by recognizing the character position information in the same way.
(Settings for storing in each item are optional.)
This example will be a very simple example.
Added processing order and prorate processing and actual prorate processing functions to APASYS.
１To make one product, raw machines and materials are sent to a processing shop to be made into one product, or only embroidery is done.
We have had a function similar to the processing order function in the past, but I think the release of this new function will help to refresh our minds.
When processing orders are placed and raw machines and other equipment are moved, inventory must naturally be reduced, and various units should be considered in conjunction with the units at the time of shipment.
When the products are returned as finished goods, of course, the unit of measure has changed.
They may also be produced by groups.
We were able to release these series of processes as APASYS functions while discussing with the customer.(๑>◡<๑)。
We are pleased to announce that Claris International Inc. has posted “20 cardboard boxes of proposals on an iPhone” on their website as a case study of our company’s implementation.
M.K., which operates the children’s clothing brand “Shirley Temple,” had long relied on handwritten documents and Microsoft Excel for internal operations ranging from planning and production to sales management.