AWS

A leading Japanese retail chain operating a network of over 2000 stores in Japan and over 3250 stores worldwide convenience stores faced challenges with its outdated goods procurement management system. Having been in use for over a decade, the system struggled with scalability, leading to inconsistencies in inventory data and potential data loss while goods/stock...

Established in 1973, a leading Japan-based IT solutions provider specializing in digital transformation, cloud computing, and AI-driven innovations, offers a comprehensive services range, from IT consulting to helping businesses optimize operations and drive growth.  The company currently operates ticketing systems for major sports clubs in Japan, including professional baseball and football teams. To improve scalability,...

Client Overview A leading Japanese medical system provider sought to enhance their existing platform by integrating features such as remote consultations, telemedicine, and online appointment scheduling. Their goal was to deliver higher value to patients while expanding accessibility through both PC and mobile devices with a high level of responsiveness. Key Features of the Online...

Customer Requirements A health check-up support system designed to streamline operations at mobile health screening sites, including transportation, setup, installation, operation, removal, and preparation. The system must be implemented without altering staff’s existing workflows or on-site staff assignments. The system should feature a user-friendly UI that remains easy to use even for new staff, as...

Our client is a Singapore-based non-profit organization founded in the 1960s, using profits from legal betting services to fund vital social initiatives. Their on-premise online betting application had served them well, however, as they looked to the future, they realized that scalability and automation —critical features that on-premise infrastructure cannot adequately support—are essential for their...

Our client, a top-tier retail company in Japan, operates over 496 stores nationwide, employs more than 215,500 individuals, and generates 10 billion yen in gross sales annually. As they prepare for a significant expansion of 1,000 new stores, their current system presents critical challenges, including difficulties in scaling rapidly to match the flexibility of competitors...

Case study Overview This case study demonstrates how VTI developed an AI-powered demand and planning forecasting system for a Japanese IT service provider. Over 24 months, VTI utilized SAP UI5, SAP CAP, and AWS to deliver a scalable solution, enhancing the client’s ability to forecast business factors efficiently and give solution recommendations. Client’s Background An...

This case study delves into VTI’s exceptional provision of comprehensive AWS support to more than 70 customer companies leveraging a diverse range of AWS services. With a support level equivalent to that of AWS Technical Support, VTI has implemented robust tools to efficiently manage end-user requests, track statuses, and uphold a stringent SLA of under...

In recent years, following the COVID-19 pandemic, the processes of globalization and the development of social networks have driven the growth of various online forms, and education is no exception to this trend. Even before the pandemic, online education was predicted to be a form that provides significant value. This reality presents a new demand...

Description This project is for MINISTOP Co., Ltd.’s system development. Ministop is a large Japanese enterprise that run a convenience store chain with a total of over 5000 stores. Customer want to manage the work schedule management of each customer’s store in common. Since there is a lot of processed data, it is necessary to...