OGIS-RI Co., Ltd. Business description:
IT consulting, design, development, maintenance and operation management
Utilization of OSS, object-oriented programming, cloud services, agile development, data center operation, security, etc. We consistently provide everything from the development to operation of Osaka Gas's core system, and have a wide range of achievements in manufacturing, finance, and the public interest. In recent years, in addition to focusing on data analysis, IoT and rule-based development, we also provide design thinking, DX support consulting, and new value creation consulting utilizing behavior observation.
Introduction of background and issues |
In-house sponsored seminars that can no longer be held in real time due to covid-19 disaster I want to hold it online |
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Implementation details | webcast service delivery support plan |
Effect of use | Promote attendance by customers nationwide Significantly reduce the time it takes to provide leads to sales Reduction of labor and costs required for seminar management |
ITmedia Virtual EXPO screen
ITmedia Inc. there any good points about using ITmedia's "webcast Service Distribution Support Plan" this time?
Mr. Suzuki: It was very helpful to be able to flexibly propose countermeasures in real time during distribution. With the platform adopted this time, all visitor data and behavior can be visualized in real time. We have adopted a method in which not only the organizer's secretariat but also the instructor sees the convenient function in real time and responds appropriately.
As a result, there were more questions than expected during the five live delivery sessions. Too many questions can be confusing to the instructor. If it is an offline event, you can forcibly terminate it by saying "It's about time ...". However, online event chat is an environment where viewers can ask as many questions as they like. Therefore, I consulted with ITmedia Inc. on the spot and suddenly stopped displaying all the questions as they were to the speaker. I had them transferred to the secretariat once, sorted them, and then switched to displaying them.
Mr. Suzuki: If the same thing happened in Zoom, I think I could only watch it during the event. In the case of our company, when delivering with Zoom, it is not easy to respond promptly on the spot even if something happens because the person in charge at the Osaka head office manages it.
Mr. Nishimori: ITmedia was more familiar with the platform specifications and was able to propose the optimal countermeasures as appropriate, so we were able to entrust the operation with peace of mind. Also, I was impressed by the very detailed support not only on the day of the event but also when selecting.
I asked a lot of questions by e-mail about the specifications of the webcast service, but in addition to answering each one carefully, I was asked to hold a briefing session on how to use the platform separately from the rehearsal. .. I am very grateful that I was able to reach the day with peace of mind because the image at the time of delivery was solidified there.
Also, I was very grateful to be able to see in real time the viewer's activities, such as whether or not they were watching and answering questionnaires, in conjunction with personal information. As a planning member, the results will remain visible. Besides, it may take a week for other companies, but it was nice to be able to see the results realistically in the online report at ITmedia Inc..
Mr. Suzuki: As with the report after the event, it was good that we could easily obtain the customer information at the time of application. If we do it, we manage the application information manually, so it takes time to pass the information to the sales staff, but with the ITmedia Inc. service, the simple questionnaire result obtained at the time of application In addition, you can quickly provide information to the sales staff. The ratio of the number of visitors to the number of applicants has increased compared to when we were offline, and the participation rate of existing customers has also increased, so I think it has become easier for sales staff to follow up.
Mr. Nishimori: That's right. The speed of delivering leads to sales reps has been dramatically reduced. It's incomparable to when I was offline. When I was offline, I also handed out questionnaires on paper, so I couldn't give it to the sales staff immediately according to the company regulations regarding the handling of personal information. It was good to be able to hand it over to the sales staff immediately and follow up more quickly than when I was offline.
--Thank you. Finally, please tell us how you plan to use online and offline for your seminars in the future.
Mr. Suzuki:If people return to a large externally sponsored exhibition, I think the exhibition will be offline again, but for us, which has three bases, it is difficult to decide what to do with our own seminars. I don't think we can say to customers who are far away, "Please take the Shinkansen and come to the seminar in Tokyo", so I feel that online will continue to be the mainstream for seminars sponsored by our company.
Mr. Nishimori: I think we will use online and offline depending on the situation of each solution and the purpose of the seminar. Or will it be a hybrid that delivers real events held offline also online? After all, sales staff are good at extracting information little by little from direct conversations with customers and linking it to results, so in order to cherish that opportunity, we are searching for the best combination of online and offline. I think we need to go.
* The information provided is as of January 2022.
It is a solution designed to provide online seminars and lectures in the optimal form for live distribution, and is a packaged product of live version and on-demand version. We will propose an appropriate plan according to the number of implementations per year, support requests, etc.
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