Business
Objectives
Business
Management
Data
Strategy
Technology
Strategy
Realization
 
Reflection and
Improvement
Business Management

Organize ASIS and TOBE (based on the purpose of the project) and draw a step-by-step roadmap for realization.

1 Internal environment analysis
2 External environment analysis
3 Target setting
4 GAP arrangement
5 Executive organization design
6 Scheduling
Data Strategy

After investigating the common and unique parts of the business, visualize the business with a focus on the common parts. We identify the constituent elements necessary for business activities and implement data design while considering how they can be utilized as resources.

1 Visualization of operations and systems
2 Create an overall picture based on common parts
3 Organizing generalized elements of common parts
4 Organizing generalized elements of unique parts
5 Consider how to use it as a resource
6 Data design that supports operations and systems
Data design in marketing and sales
Design for Marketing
The location of various marketing data and the method of evaluating measures generated by the data are clear.
Designed for Sales
The system must be able to securely and easily input and output a variety of data to manage customer issues and build long-term trusting relationships.
Design for Customer Information
Anonymizing and virtualizing customer information, clarifying who is allowed to see it, who is allowed to see it, and their access records.
Data design with development and operation in mind
Design for development
Establish a structure and system to manage tasks and resources in the development organization, and establish a mechanism to check progress.
Design for development
The goals and functions you want to achieve with the system are expressed in a simple design and detailed blueprints.
Designed for operations
A management system has been established to be responsible for creating/updating/notifying/ascertaining the location of manuals and data catalogs.
Design for Development
A system has been established to break down each service in terms of function and data domain and record creation/update/access.
Design for Development
Each service should be broken down in terms of functions and data domains, and for each function, the starting conditions, input and output data, and ending conditions should be determined.
Design for Operations
A system has been established to receive/respond/track/improve/manage problems.
Design for Operations
Index user and organizational know-how for easy search and management.
Design for development
Visualize and manage the lifecycle of data, including its lineage and catalogue.
Design for Operations
Persons in charge, their roles, and workflows to be implemented must be organized in consideration of utilization from the on-site perspective.
Design for Development
Define structured and unstructured data for each type of data domain.
Design for Operations
A responsible person and a roadmap are established for each domain, and the perspective and method for on-site performance evaluation are determined.
Design for Operations
There is a clear business flow for registering, updating, referencing, and deleting data and functions, and information of not only customers but also employees and the company is protected.
Data design with security in mind
Design for Regulatory Compliance
The design must comply with various laws and guidelines and ensure comprehensiveness.
Designed to protect confidential information
Designed to prevent or minimize information leaks due to attacks from inside or outside the organization or due to human error.
Designed for the device
Enable remote management of devices, restrict usage, installation, connection, and configuration changes, and monitor logs.
Designed to enhance trust
Confirm vulnerabilities through audits by third-party organizations, including penetration tests, and make regular improvements.
Authentication and authorization design
Establish a data owner/system owner and clarify the demarcation point of responsibility for policy formulation, access approval, and quality for each domain.
For business goals

Draw up a phased design, including a transition period, to gradually move closer to business goals.

For data strategy

Maximize data as a shared resource by visualizing the shared parts of each department and each job.

PLAN
Standard support
Special support
Understand the current situation TO DO
Guidelines
formulation
Audit
TOBE visualization
ASIS visualization
Migration Plan
DO
Standard support
Special support
Hub construction
Hub migration
New construction
Test operation
Check
Standard response
Special response
Responsible party review
Correction
Issue management
Third-party evaluation
Action
Standard response
Special response
User use
Operation
Troubleshooting
Accumulation of design knowledge
Questions and Answers
Q What kind of IT design work have you done?
We have assisted in IT design primarily in the manufacturing, accounting, telecommunications, and military sectors. We have been responsible for designing everything from business to data to IT infrastructure to achieve the goals and objectives envisioned by the CEOs and executives. A
Q Can you develop IT systems?
We do not undertake contracted system development. After repeated successes and failures, we have come to the conclusion that our core competence lies in design. Therefore, we provide only the greatest value to our clients. A
Projects Supported

Since the establishment of our company in 2017, we have supported data projects for a variety of major companies, ranging from projects requiring the processing of hundreds of millions of records continuously 24 hours a day, to mechanisms for data governance with various European locations, and a wide variety of project objectives and configuration technologies. Our support experience ranges from academic projects using advanced A.I. and optimization mathematics to commercial projects that visualize what used to rely on intuition and experience.

THAT IS WHAT OUR BUSINESS STANDS FOR

Our clients are constantly confronted with major problems in their various businesses. We implement value creation through IT design, not only through numerically measurable business growth, but also by working together to envision new forms of power between management and the field.

Digital Finance
Marketing
Manufacturing
Artificial Intelligence
Our Policy

CONFRONT EMERGENCIES WITH THE POWER AND EXPERTISE OF IT DESIGN

LV3 Inc. was founded with the belief in the power of IT to protect the safety and order of society.

With a sense of mission born of the founder's experience,
we use IT design and technology to confront major social problems.

Although they have no special abilities,
they carry out their mission as modern-day "heroes" by protecting social systems through IT.

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Name: LV3 Corporation
Founded: July, 2017
Address: Yokohama, Japan
Licensed: Radiation. Resale business
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Law firm: Otani & Partners Law Office
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