Material Issue 1
Improving Fulfillment in Work and Corporate Dynamism
Background
Social and environmental issue outlook for 2030 Many economies around the world, including Japan, are expected to see labor shortages. As industrial structures change, there will be imbalances in the type of labor force needed. There will be labor shortages in some areas and more mismatches between the skills people have and the skills jobs require. By 2030, a total labor shortage of about 100 million people is anticipated in the countries that make up the top 70% of global GDP. |
Opportunities for Konica Minolta to create value, and risks to be minimized |
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Vision for 2030 and Medium-Term Plan 2022
Vision for 2030: Increase labor productivity for corporate clients, society, and Konica Minolta. Make time for creativity, and promote workplaces where all individuals can thrive.
Related SDGs:
Themes | Indicators | FY2020 | FY2021 | FY2022 | ||
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Results | Results | Targets | Targets | |||
Increasing customer productivity and making time for creativity | ||||||
Creating an organization that draws out potential talent so that individuals can shine | Social and environmental value | Strategic assignment of managerial candidates (%) *1 | 70 | 98 | 100 | 100 |
Number of DX leaders*2 trained (people) | - | 24 | 27 | 40 | ||
Employees engagement score | GES*3 designing | GES implementation Problem identification and goal setting | GES implementation Problem identification and goal setting |
10% score increase in GES (Compared to FY2021) | ||
Percentage of management positions held by women (%) *4 |
7.2 | 9.1 | 8 | 10% or more | ||
Percentage of women among new graduate hires (%) *4 | 23 | 35 | 30% or more | Maintained at 30% or more |
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- Percentage of employees assigned to strategic leadership positions
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- DX leader: Leaders who can meet customer needs with digital solutions
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- GES (Global Employee Survey)
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- Target scope: Regular employees of Konica Minolta, Inc. as of April 1 following each fiscal year
Konica Minolta's Approach
As work styles become more diversified, Konica Minolta looks to provide solutions that increase productivity and enable creativity-inspiring work styles in diverse locations, while enhancing personal motivation, fulfillment in work, and corporate growth. Specifically, by utilizing options like Intelligent Connected Workplaces,* on-demand production, imaging IoT, and reducing the amount of time spent on basic tasks, Konica Minolta is helping customers to improve their productivity and shift their focus to creative work. By combining imaging IoT and digital technologies, Konica Minolta can make the inefficiency hidden in a customer's workflow visible. Moreover, the company can take a close look at the customer's workflow and provide services tailored for its particular business. With these capabilities, Konica Minolta will help customers to increase productivity and make time for creativity, while also helping to minimize the disadvantages in terms of IT access, recruitment, and entrepreneurial opportunities.
At Konica Minolta itself, the emphasis will be on realizing the full potential of human resources and empowering individuals to thrive and produce new value. Konica Minolta will do this by developing workplaces and a corporate culture where individual employees can reach their full potential with a sense of personal motivation and engagement.
* Intelligent Connected Workplace: A smart work environment that connects people and information, and where value can be created by anyone, anytime, anywhere
Businesses: Increasing Customer Productivity and Making Time for Creativity
●Improving customer productivity and creativity through work style reform and decision-making support
●Shortening lead time compared to conventional processes through on-demand production
●Making time for creativity by automating the inspection process at production sites
●Making time to provide care services by streamlining care staff workflow
Internal Action: Creating an organization that draws out potential talent so that individuals can shine
●Systematically develop leaders by selecting young employees early on and strengthening the pipeline of women candidates for director positions
●Creating a corporate culture in which individuals can shine
●Promoting diversity & inclusion