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Explore Innovative Solutions at the Work Style Reform EXPO

The 18th Work Style Reform EXPO will take place from September 16 to 18, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight, showcasing a wide array of businesses and solutions aimed at enhancing workplace efficiency and adapting to the evolving demands of the modern workforce. HELP YOU, operated by Knit Inc., is excited to participate and present insights on effective outsourcing strategies harnessing the power of AI and human collaboration.

A New Era of Hybrid Solutions

HELP YOU is uniquely positioned to assist businesses in designing, constructing, and operating optimized workflows that integrate AI and human strengths. While AI has been rapidly adopted across industries, it's essential to acknowledge that mere implementation does not guarantee improved operational outcomes. This can often lead to underwhelming performance and missed expectations.

At our booth, we will delve into the critical aspects of work operation design in the AI era, emphasizing the necessity of human involvement in uncovering and addressing work challenges. By understanding what cannot be solved solely by AI, we seek to empower attendees with context-specific strategies for operational improvement.

What to Expect at Our Booth

Visitors to the HELP YOU booth can look forward to

• - Interactive Sessions: Engage in participatory content based on the real-life challenges faced by back-office staff and gain insights from how others are navigating similar issues.
• - Insightful Displays: Explore our exhibition that reveals hidden solutions to operational concerns, helping you pivot from challenges to actionable insights.
• - Personal Consultation: Take advantage of our individual consultation opportunities tailored to address specific issues related to operational improvement.
• - Showcasing Our Services: Get acquainted with the full range of services offered by HELP YOU, purpose-built to optimize the back-office domain.

Our recommendations are particularly beneficial for companies that have incorporated AI technologies yet struggle to realize their full potential due to workforce shortages or ongoing quality challenges in operations.

Exhibition Details

Event: 26th General Affairs, Human Resources, and Accounting Week: 18th Work Style Reform EXPO
Date: September 16-18, 2026 (10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, final day until 5:00 PM)
Location: Tokyo Big Sight, Booth No. 28-32
Advance Registration: Pre-registration is required for entry, and it’s free! Attendees can register online via the provided badge registration link.

By registering for your entry badge in advance, you can also enjoy a complimentary lunch ticket provided by the organizers—just bring the invitation flyer that includes the lunch ticket on the day of the event.

How to Get Your Free Lunch Ticket:

1. Complete the online badge registration form.
2. Download the invitation flyer with the lunch ticket.
3. On the event day, present either a printout or digital version of the flyer at the information counter and answer a brief survey to receive your lunch ticket.

More About HELP YOU

HELP YOU is not just about AI; it’s about harnessing a global team of skilled assistants to support businesses in various administrative functions, from human resources and accounting to sales support and document preparation. We aim to help organizations concentrate on their core business by offering versatile online outsourcing solutions. Our team is composed of professionals located in over 35 countries, including the USA, France, and Germany, as well as across Japan in Tokyo, Miyagi, Osaka, and Fukuoka.

For more information on our services, please visit the HELP YOU service site or check out our recruitment site.

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Knit Inc.
• - CEO: Takao Akizawa
• - Headquarters: 1-11-11 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 407 Green Fantasia Building
• - Established: August 2017 (HELP YOU service started in 2015)
• - Business Focus: Operation of the online outsourcing service HELP YOU and ventures into educational services for workers, alongside media projects supporting the workforce.