Mr. Nagayama (honorifics omitted)：Sometimes there are none, but at times, there can be dozens of sets all at once. When there are changes in the specifications or markings on the client’s side, all the parts provided for that client change.

Saito：When there are changes, as there are related forms within the company, all forms related to that drawing must be modified.

Saito：When needed, checks happen suddenly without any warning. In addition to these irregular reviews, there are also regular audits. The automotive industry’s work system is based on the IATF* standards, but in this process, when there is a need to change the markings on the forms, the number of parts designed may increase by dozens. Previously, even a small difference required a lot of effort to find.

Nagayama：In the past, finding a problem felt like a disaster, but with MIIDEL, it’s much easier.

Mr. Eto (honorifics omitted)：I had previously investigated difficulties within the department, among which the most significant was that the checking of drawings and forms was all done manually. So, we discussed how to solve this issue. Therefore, I also consulted with Saito, gathered information about various tools, and finally narrowed down the options to three products, including MIIDEL, and made the final decision after a trial period. We listed the features we wanted and the operations we wanted to perform, and after assessing their feasibility, we chose MIIDEL without hesitation. Other products either had too many buttons, making it hard to find the needed features, or their settings were too complicated. In this regard, MIIDEL had an overwhelming advantage in terms of ease of use.

Nagayama：The two of us (Mr. Nagayama and Mr. Fujita) use MIIDEL the most, and each person’s work time (even with cutting and other correction operations) has been reduced by at least half. When comparing electronic data, it’s even faster.

Mr. Fujita (honorifics omitted)： The more pages compared at once, the better the result. Previously, double-checking was required, which took exponentially more time.

Eto： It’s not just the efficiency of traditional work, but MIIDEL is also used in other aspects of work. For example, to revise estimates and modify drawings, or to make minor verifications.

Nagayama： I do too, although unrelated to checking and approval, I use it to understand the specification differences in similar components. Additionally, it can be used to see where changes have been made in a PowerPoint created by someone. Since it’s a comparison between electronic data and the paper size is fixed, it’s very easy to understand.

Fujita：Just by watching how others use it, you can use it directly without looking at the manual; it’s very simple and has a high satisfaction rate!

Saito：Every version upgrade meets customer needs and continually develops new features, letting us know our feedback is being taken into account, which is really gratifying. We are also looking forward to MIIDEL8.