Tokyo approves StockGraphy's new business plan

02 Nov '20

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Japan’s StockGraphy Inc. recently announced that its ‘management innovation plan’ for 3D digitisation and online commercialisation technology for apparel and fabrics has been approved by the Tokyo metropolitan government. The plan aims to promote the spread of 3D digital transformation proposed by StockGraphy to the apparel and fabric-textile industries.

This would develop their business foundation to contribute to the transformation of both industries.

With this approval, StockGraphy will be offered various governmental supports, including loan incentives from government-affiliated financial institutions and support measures for investment and market development, the company said in a press release.

The plan is for small and medium-sized enterprises to improve their management by engaging in new business activities, and is approved by the national and prefectural governors based on the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Management Enhancement law.

Using the StockGraphy Online 3D Engine, the company visualises products, innovates the online experience of your users and fundamentally changes the flow of your business.

The new system can be used for the digital transformation of large-scale business activities, such as online-only global business development, or hybrid global business development by high brands, consisting of a luxury flagship shop plus high-end online stores.

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