SJVE Affiliate Presentation 2016 - 2017 Yoshio Nakagami, CVS, FSAVE, Special Advisor & SJVE Certification Committee Chairman Society of Japanese Value Engineering (SJVE)
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SJVE Affiliate Presentation2016 - 2017
Yoshio Nakagami, CVS, FSAVE, Special Advisor
& SJVE Certification Committee Chairman
Society of Japanese Value Engineering (SJVE)
AGENDA
1. General description of SJVE
2. VM related activities reflecting PACE initiative
3. Certification program summary
4. Major events/accomplishments in 2016
5. Major events/objectives planned for 2017
6. Future forecast of VM in Japan
BOARD/ORGANIZATION
Board of Directors
oPresident – Shiro Kondo (Director, Ricoh Co., Ltd.)
o3 Standing Executive Directors
o13 Directors
o2 Auditors
Annual business meeting in June
BoD meetings – 3 times/year
Business office:oSecretary General – Akio Miyamoto
oSpecial Advisor – Yoshio Nakagami
o7 full-time & 1 part-time staff
1. General description of SJVE
Organization Chart as of June 2017
MEMBERSHIP
(As of June 30, 2017)
296
Regular membership 128
Supporting membership 166
Emeritus membership 2
Corporate: 176 Individual: 120
Corporate membership by industry segments
1. General description of SJVE
• Public sector
• Service sector
• Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
• Small and medium size enterprises
• Hospital & nursing care business
Sectors where VE has potential
for more expansion:
Manufacturing56%Construction
17%
Service13%
Other6%
Non profit3%
Academic3%
Public2%
PROMOTE VM
VE ConferencesoThe 49th Annual Conference
oRegional Conference
oVE Local Seminar
Research and DevelopmentoValue Design Lab
oSpecial –interest Study Groups
Honors and AwardsoMiles Award
oSJVE Membership Award
oExcellent Paper Award
2. VM related activities reflecting PACE
ADVOCATE VM
Media / WeboTechnical Magazine “Value Engineering”
oInformational Magazine “Value Competency”
oEmail magazines
oFacebook pages for official SJVE and VEL certification
oBlog by SJVE staff
oPremium offer to online questionnaire respondents
Video contents (Youtube)oHow to use VE worksheets in projects
oPromotional video on VE Presentation by Craig Squires – for the 49th
SJVE Conference -How to be a successful VE consultant in Asia? ~At the front line of Asian Business and Management~
2. VM related activities reflecting PACE
CERTIFY VM
2. VM related activities reflecting PACE
Date(s) conducted Applied Passed
#41st VEL certification April 18th – July 31st (CBT) 1,038 804
#42nd VEL certification September 1st – February 28th (CBT) 2,030* 1,534*
* Included 20 certified (out of 22 applicants) in China and 0 certified (out of 12 applicants) in Thailand
#19th VES certification December 3rd 63 21
#37th CVS certification October 1st 12 4
Result of 2016 Certification Program
Number of Active Certified
People (as of June, 2017)
EDUCATE VM
2. VM related activities reflecting PACE
Course Name Prerequisite forNo. of attendees
in FY2016
VE Basic 2-day Seminar VEL exam 203
Correspondence Course VEL exam 78
VM Technical Courses: “technical skill”
“business skill” and “advanced”
VES exam
CVS exam130
Up skilling Seminars: “how to write a
technical paper” “patent-oriented thinking”
and “Preparation for VES exam”
Mainly focus on
VEL and VES27
Web School (online video seminars):
“introduction to Kaizen-mind” “VE case
studies”
- 4
Train the consultant (4-day course) Certified in VE 5
VE JUKU (practical tutoring VE workshop) - 24
CLASSIFIED BY TYPE OF BUSINESS
CVS VES VEL
3. Certification program summary
Manufacturing73%
Construction15%
Service7%
Government1%
Student2%
Other2%
Manufacturing86%
Service9%
Public5%
Consulting
12%
Independent
consultant
26%
Manufacturing28%Construct
ion3%
Academic4%
Service7%
Other1%
Unemployed19%
TRENDS IN CERTIFIED PEOPLE (2006-2016)
3. Certification program summary
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Applied 6 7 6 9 8 14 11 9 7 8 12
Passed 2 4 2 2 2 7 6 4 2 3 4
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
CVS
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Applied 48 69 101 85 71 73 88 86 83 81 63
Passed 20 29 43 34 31 37 18 28 31 45 21
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
VES
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Applied 6,161 7,529 11,32 5,759 3,855 3,881 3,254 3,162 2,854 3,163 3,035
Passed 4,147 5,962 8,517 4,359 2,935 3,066 2,625 2,414 2,250 2,422 2,319
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
VEL
HIGHLIGHT OF EVENTS IN THE PAST YEAR
On-demand VE training, workshop and consulting service
Promoting VE to Asian countries to seek new market
Introducing VE to Service and Education industries
4. Major events and accomplishments in 2015
PROJECT PLANS AND EVENTS IN 2017
While we continue to address the society’s main goals from 2016, we strive to seek a new domain for VE/VM; “Fubeneki” (further benefit of the kind a of inconvenience)
“R&D Group on Fubeneki and VE” was launched with members composed of academics and VE practitioners
Proposes “fubeneki function” as the third function in VE methodology, followed by “use function” and “aesthetic function”
5. Major events and objectives for 2016
FUTURE FORECAST OF VM IN JAPAN
Sectors with high potential of expanding VM are:
Service – Food-service, healthcare service, elderly care service, etc.
Education – Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Active learning (AL), etc.
5. Major events and objectives for 2016
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
CONFERENCE: October 24th and 25th, 2017 at Arcadia Ichigaya, Tokyo
BENCHMARKING TOURS: October 26th and 27th
Course A: Ricoh Eco Business Development Center
Course B: Fuben-eki 2-day Tour in Akita
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