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Maverick Inc.'s New Approach to Digital Transformation

In an era where the failure rate of digital transformation (DX) reaches 70%, Maverick Inc. has unveiled a groundbreaking proposal aimed at enhancing the success rate of DX initiatives. Founded in 2006 and specializing in web system development, the company has launched the latest version of its flagship product, 'coreblo-X', a practical DX infrastructure designed to tackle the root cause of many DX failures: a lack of structural understanding on the client's part. By fusing artificial intelligence with human collaborative efforts, Maverick Inc. is championing a new direction for thought reform and providing a structured DX framework.

Launched in January 2024, 'coreblo-X' has already been adopted by over 200 DX projects, including major corporations, allowing for the aggregation of valuable insights. Alongside this, the company has introduced an accompanying DX learning site named 'Hongyo + α', which features AI instructor Rei to guide users through a comprehensive DX model that encompasses the entire journey from idea to implementation.

The Triad of Maverick's DX Philosophy

Maverick's approach is founded on three official sites:
1. Maverick Official Website - Expressing the company's outlook on DX.
2. coreblo-X - A practical DX platform available for OEM provisioning.
3. Hongyo + α - A DX learning site led by AI instructor Rei.

Through this simultaneous launch, Maverick aims to provide a holistic model that covers the full range of DX processes from thought to implementation. The official website clarifies the company's philosophy of 'AI Co-Creation x Structured DX', while coreblo-X and Hongyo + α materialize this ethos into tangible frameworks.

Understanding the High Failure Rate of DX in Japan

The primary reason for the failure of DX in Japan is not due to difficult tools or insufficient engineers. Rather, it stems from clients’ inability to fully understand their own business structures. This can lead to:

• - Inability to articulate what needs improvement
• - Ambiguous requirements due to unclear data structure
• - Disparate KPIs across departments
• - Misconceptions that building from scratch equates to effective DX

These issues often lead to a recurring pattern of DX failure: incorrect requirements definition → development delays → budget overruns → project stalling. Maverick is proposing a tri-part solution involving AI to structure thinking, human understanding of business frameworks, and the implementation via coreblo-X.

AI Instructor Rei and Hongyo + α: Reimagining Client Thinking

'Hongyo + α' provides free educational resources guided by AI instructor Rei, who interprets human thinking patterns to nurture essential skills for DX, such as language articulation, structuring, and decision-making capability. Rei is not just a basic Q&A AI; instead, it utilizes insights from the 20-year experience of founder Shinji Takahashi while simultaneously performing expansive searches across global knowledge. He serves as a 'translator of thought' throughout the learning materials.

Notably, the unique category 'R50 (Relearning DX for the 50s)' was born from Takahashi’s own realizations. Many mid to senior-level professionals struggle with thought barriers, and AI instructor Rei facilitates practical resolutions.

Background of R50: Addressing Japan's Thinking Delay

As Takahashi reaches 51, he has recognized that the most crucial demographic needing to evolve their digital intellect is individuals aged 50 and over, as they are often responsible for DX decision-making yet typically struggle with structural comprehension.

The belief that merely placing the responsibility of DX on younger employees will lead to organizational transformation is misplaced. Transformative change will occur once this age group has transitioned in their thinking.

By leveraging AI instructor Rei's vast data capabilities, Maverick provides a global perspective on the obstacles faced by the 50s demographic, mapping out why they struggle and which thought patterns hinder progress.

A New Understanding of DX: Not Starting from Scratch

Contrary to the misconception that successful DX requires starting from ground zero, coreblo-X integrates essential functions and data structures from the outset, disproving this myth.

• - With over 200 successful project implementations, coreblo-X has been utilized in various industries, including business management, education, and e-commerce.
• - The system is designed with a central client management (CRM) structure, enabling sales, accounting, field operations, and marketing to share aligned project data seamlessly.
• - Coreblo-X operates a six-axis data model that visualizes actions and values within an organization, resolving one of the primary hindrances to DX success: inaccessible data.
• - It integrates functionalities typically spread across multiple systems into one interlinked database, preventing data fragmentation.
• - With 80% of components structurally integrated, companies need only focus on relatively minor customization, ensuring efficient and rapid deployment of industry-specific applications.

The overarching theme here is that businesses are only required to enhance the final 20% of their unique needs, avoiding unnecessary costs and delays associated with a complete rebuild.

Maverick’s DX model, emerging from the synergy of thoughts, structures, and implementation, addresses the often-overlooked perspective of transforming the client’s mindset. As Takahashi articulates, DX isn't merely about technology; it fundamentally revolves around human thinking. Without alterations to thought patterns, DX will remain stagnant. Through AI instructor Rei, Maverick is paving the way for thought evolution while coreblo-X provides the requisite structure to sustain these changes.