What happened
Mynavi will host an online seminar on September 15 and 16 for executives to tackle DX and AI challenges, including talks from SUBARU, Murata Manufacturing, and Calbee.
Why it matters
The seminar addresses why many companies see AI adoption stall—like decisions unchanged or efforts not spreading—and how some firms overcome these barriers with common practices.
What to watch
The event is free but requires advance registration by September 16 at 13:00. Attendees who watch sponsor sessions and answer surveys may win one of 50 Amazon gift cards worth 2000 yen.
WHO IT HITSBusiness executives and managers responsible for digital transformation and AI adoption in their organizations will learn practical methods to overcome common barriers such as decision-making inertia and lack of company-wide rollout, based on real corporate examples.
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The seminar comes as many companies have started using generative AI to improve efficiency and productivity, yet they often face specific barriers such as unchanged decision-making or initiatives that stall at the frontline. The event is structured around these wall types, suggesting that the organizers believe success hinges on addressing the right internal friction rather than just deploying tools. For executives, the practical takeaway is that real transformation requires not just AI adoption but also fostering organizational learning and engaging the entire company, as shown by the case studies from SUBARU, Murata Manufacturing, and Calbee. The outcome will depend on whether attendees can translate these examples into changes in their own decision processes and ability to scale initiatives across their firms.
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