Using the “time difference” between Japan and Japan… “Go to sleep. The surprising reason why the venture company with the catchphrase “Sleep.
When we request a presentation at night, a PowerPoint presentation is ready the next morning!
Timewitch” drew a lot of attention with its catchphrase “Timewitch”. Timewitch” attracted attention with its catchphrase, “Sleep.
This service started in 2009 as a service to create PowerPoint documents on behalf of clients. The service is a hit, and has gained the top market share among document preparation services.
The system of creating and delivering PowerPoints in the middle of the night, when most people are asleep, was made possible by Japanese living overseas. Taking advantage of the “time difference” between Japan and overseas countries such as Europe and the U.S., a system was created in which Japanese living in the local country complete tasks during the daytime local time and deliver the documents the next morning in Japan.
The main users are people in positions where they need to prepare materials for use in sales, presentations, and meetings.
Presentations and meetings often require visually informative materials such as graphs and images, and the work of incorporating the data at hand into these materials is inevitably necessary.
Those who have been involved in presentations and meetings at work will know that it takes a lot of effort and time to make the documents look presentable and presentable to others. It is nice to have someone who can take care of that tedious work for you.
First, upon receiving a request, a staff member in the position of director compiles the materials sent to him or her and prepares a rough draft of how the materials should be put into a PowerPoint presentation. Based on this rough draft, a production staff member called a “Witcher” creates a PowerPoint presentation, which is then proofread by a staff member specializing in checks and verifications before being delivered to the client.

Because the format is PowerPoint, one advantage is that the client can revise and adjust text and replace images and data after delivery.
However, if the client is still concerned about information leakage, the client can place an order with dummy data and replace only the data portion after delivery.
Of course, there are many other services that provide document preparation services, but what made this venture company famous was its catchphrase, “Go to sleep. The catchphrase that made this venture company famous was the aforementioned “Sleep.
According to Takashi Okada, the company’s representative director, the key to the service’s popularity is that it uses the time difference between Japan and the rest of the world to “turn work around 24 hours a day.
We are now accepting requests 24 hours a day, and we can deliver within 24 hours,” he said.
We also have witchers in Asia, where there is no time difference, so now we can respond during the daytime. Once you experience working 24 hours a day, you can’t stop, as I did.