We don't limit environmental consideration to special activities.
At Liberogic, we are working to reduce waste through digital tools, starting by reviewing how we carry out daily work and handle information.
Each improvement may be small, but by turning them into systems we can sustain, we aim to run our business with a lower environmental impact.
We are moving toward creating, sharing, and storing internal documents, application forms, and accounting and insurance records in electronic format.
We are reviewing whether printing is truly necessary, reducing paper use and the burden associated with printing and storage.
We make use of power-saving settings on the PCs and displays used for work, and thoroughly turn them off when stepping away or at the end of the workday.
By building up actions that can be sustained comfortably in daily work, we are working to reduce the office's electricity consumption.
We are streamlining paper-based workflows and communication methods, including fax, and gradually transitioning to approaches that use email and cloud services.
Rather than simply continuing with existing methods, we are exploring systems that are more efficient and have a lower environmental impact.
We use cloud services and online meetings to share information and communicate regardless of location.
Through flexible ways of working, including remote work, we also aim to reduce the environmental impact of commuting and travel.
Rather than limiting our efforts to within the company, we participate in environmental initiatives promoted by local governments and public institutions, using them as an opportunity to sustain our commitment.
Liberogic Inc. is a registered business under Minato City's "Minato Eco Declaration" program.
We are working to reduce our environmental impact in daily operations by cutting paper usage and advancing digitalization of our business processes.
Based on the HTT concept of "Reduce, Generate, and Store Electricity" promoted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, we are working to conserve energy in our offices.
We aim to establish everyday practices that employees can easily follow, such as power-saving settings for PCs and displays, turning off equipment when not in use, and reducing printing and multifunction device usage.
There is no finished state when it comes to environmental efforts.
We will review our initiatives as our work, the technologies we use, and the ways we work evolve, and gradually expand what we can put into practice.
We won't stop at declaring our commitment. We will put it into practice, reflect on it, and use those lessons to keep improving.
