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We presented at CHO Summit 2021 Spring

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On April 27th and 28th, 2021, ITOKI spoke at the online seminar "CHO Summit 2021 Spring - Changing Organizations, Changing Leaders" (sponsored by Nihon Keizai Shimbun and Nikkei BP Research Institute, in cooperation with Human Capital Online).

Yokomizo from the Project Sales Promotion Department spoke on the topic of "Activity Based Working (ABW) - what HR needs to know." In her speech, Yolanda Meehan, Asia Regional General Manager at Veldhoven, the founder of ABW and a business partner of ITOKI, delivered a message explaining why collaboration with HR is essential when introducing ABW.

In addition, in a discussion with Otsuka Yo, a senior researcher at Nikkei BP Research Institute, Ninoyu of the Sales Headquarters FM Design Division discussed how work activities can be redefined and how time is used can be reconsidered as hybrid work becomes mainstream, as well as working styles and workplaces that can increase productivity, drawing on elements that are similar to ABW.

You can watch the lecture video and article on the "Human Capital Online" website below. If you missed the opportunity to watch the event, please take a look.

Lecture video by Mr.Nobuhiko Yokomizo and Mr.Yolanda Meehan

Itoki explains its work style strategy "ABW"
Click here for information on Activity Based Working (ABW) that HR should know about

Lecture article by Mr.Nobuhiko Yokomizo

Click here to see Itoki's explanation of its work style strategy "ABW"

Mr.Hiroaki Ninoyu Interview Video

Increase engagement in the office environment - ITOKI explains here

Interview article with Mr.Hiroaki Ninoyu

Increase engagement in the office environment - ITOKI explains here

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ABW TOPICS

ABW is a highly flexible working style in which workers themselves can choose the place, time, and people they can work with to be most productive. There are plenty of topics to help you think about and understand ABW better.