利用者は60万人を突破。リブランディングを通じて、
サービス業を一気通貫で支援し財務成果を創出する伴走パートナーに。

ClipLine, Inc. has focused on "execution support" for multi-location businesses, particularly in the service industry, and has worked hard to solve industry-specific issues by utilizing short videos. For example, in the service industry, the first month is critical. By using our services to train new employees, we have been able to demonstrate the effectiveness of our services in retaining and invigorating human resources.


 一方で、多くのお客様をご支援していく中で、従来のサービスだけでなく、各店舗や拠点が持続的成長を実現するためのより包括的な支援が求められていることがわかりました。
そうしたニーズにお応えすべく、2023年9月に新ブランド「ABILI」を立ち上げ、サービス業が抱える課題の可視化から実行解決を一気通貫で支援する体制を構築してきました。
点在する課題やノウハウを可視化し、店舗や拠点ごとのバラつきを解消しながら、強い現場を作り上げる。
 リブランディングは、ABILIの製品群を活用し利益向上に貢献するパートナーとしてのあり方をより強固にするものであり、現在ではサービス業の皆様を中心に、60万人以上
(※2024年11月現在)にご利用いただいています。

We define the service industry not in terms of industry categories, but rather as "any type of business in which people intervene to provide value in the form of products/services". It includes not only general food service, retail, and lifestyle service industries, but also transportation and logistics, nursing care and childcare, and maintenance.

Introduction Results

Technology in place of manpower is not enough.
The service industry needs "Service Tech" that empowers and involves the people working there.

  The environment surrounding the service industry has changed dramatically over the past several years. The key words are "inflation and yen depreciation," "labor shortage," and "technology.

 

Around 2021-2022, the combination of increased demand and supply constraints accelerated the surge in energy and raw material prices. In addition, the interest rate difference between Japan and the U.S. continued to widen during that period, resulting in a double punch of inflation and yen depreciation hitting the service industry. In order to respond to these changes, it is essential to review operations and strategies throughout the service industry. The service industry is required to change its business model, including strengthening digital transformation and efficiency improvement efforts.

Another perennial issue is the declining birthrate and aging population; by 2025, one in four of Japan's population will be elderly, and as a result, concerns about a shrinking workforce are increasing year by year.
This "labor shortage" challenge has a major impact on the service industry. Issues such as difficulty in hiring and turnover have already become apparent, and it is estimated that the difficulty in solving such issues will become even greater in the future. A future in which stores that used to be operated by 10 people will have to be operated by 6-7 people may be just around the corner.

Under such circumstances, the evolution of technology is brightly illuminating the future of the service industry. Not only are mobile ordering and tablet ordering improving operational efficiency, but robots are also being used to serve customers. For some businesses the reduction of manpower for tasks that do not inherently require human intervention has advanced rapidly over the past few years. This is partly due to the impact of the new coronavirus.

 

 However, we believe that technology alone cannot enhance the intrinsic value of the service industry. The essential value of the service industry is "the creation of added value through the delivery of products and services by human hands.
Technology that reduces the number of human resources, which is now becoming more prevalent, will not be enough to increase the value of services that can only be achieved through people.

 

 In a future where labor shortages and technology will continue to develop further, we believe that "technology that utilizes and empowers people involved in the service industry" is important. We have defined this as "Service Tech".

In the service industry, it is difficult to define "standards" in detail. In manufacturing, there are standards for the products to be produced, and once the standards are set, it is easy to mass-produce and improve efficiency by introducing machines and artificial intelligence. On the other hand, services have characteristics such as "intangibility," "variability," "ephemerality," and "simultaneity," which generally make it difficult to develop know-how and improve efficiency. Who has the necessary know-how, and how can it be systematized and deployed? In order to promote value-added services, we need to overcome these barriers.

In order to strengthen the service industry, it is important to invigorate front line workers. In order to achieve this, we place importance on the "Service Profit Chain". We believe that increasing employee satisfaction contributes to improving corporate performance.
 

We feel that many of our clients are not able to invest in their employees enough. Of course, in order to maintain a corporate organization, it is necessary to improve performance in the short term, so in some respects this is unavoidable. On the other hand, there are many progressive companies that focus on employee relations, as well as business performance, and manage their business in a very well-balanced manner.

 We offer "Service Tech" to help all service businesses and their employees to overcome various "barriers" and to demonstrate their true potential.
 

ABILI uses "Service Tech x Professional Support",
to maximize the power of headquarters and the field.

ABILI is a solution that provides "service tech" to visualize management issues faced by the service industry and implement solutions, and "professional support" to create results.


We offer four products. "ABILI Board" visualizes the current situation, identifies issues, and checks the status of improvement. "ABILI Voice" reveals the quality of on-site service through customer satisfaction surveys. "ABILI Clip" uses video to change the management system of multiple locations. "ABILI Career" visualizes the skills of all employees including non-permanent employees. We also offer two professional services: "ABILI Partner," which supports business process reform through video production and support for accompanying employees, and "Chain Consulting," a subsidiary of ClipLine Co. a subsidiary of ClipLine Corporation, which specializes in creating sustainable results in the service industry.


Combining these two, we can solve various issues in your business process and maximize the power of the headquarters and the field.

With ABILI, the good points and areas for improvement in each store can be visualized. Each member of the team will improve the visualized issues while coming up with their own solutions. By building an environment where people can enjoy working in this cycle, the most important factor in a multi-location business, motivation in the field will increase, leading to improved quality of work for those involved in the service industry, and ultimately, improved business performance.

To create a world where people involved in the service industry are happy
and this joy spreads to the world.

ClipLine's vision is "to evolutionize the world's services through technology," and we are constantly improving the solutions we provide to achieve this, while incorporating the latest technologies, such as AI. We will continue to utilize service tech to create a system that can improve the motivation, skills, and operational efficiency of store managers and front-line employees.

We also hope to work with our stakeholders to create a world in which all people involved in the service industry are happy.

President and Representative Director ClipLine K.K.
Hayato Takahashi

After graduating from the Faculty of Science at Kyoto University and the Graduate School of Science at Kyoto University, he worked as a consultant at Accenture, Inc. and Genex Partners, Inc. leading management reforms for numerous Multi-location management companies. In 2013, he became independent and founded ClipLine Inc. While leading the company's management as its president and representative director, he developed ABILI Clip (formerly ClipLine) utilizing his consulting know-how, and while examining the applicability of AI and other cutting-edge technologies, he believes that the development of human resources, the source of value in the service industry, is the key to true productivity improvement. In August 2011, he established a consulting company, Chain Consulting, of which he is the president.
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