DX Firm CCT Wins 'Take Off Award' at B-EN-G's 'mcframe Award 2026'A · FULL TRANSLATION
- Core Concept Technology (CCT) received the 'Take Off Award'
- The award came from the mcframe Award 2026 hosted by Business Engineering (B-EN-G)
- CCT specializes in DX support for manufacturing, construction and logistics
- mcframe is B-EN-G's production-management/ERP system brand
- It recognizes CCT's results in system deployment and digital transformation
An ecosystem-partner award looks like mutual back-patting but mirrors Japanese manufacturing's DX: a core system vendor (B-EN-G's mcframe) needs industry-savvy implementation partners (CCT) to push ERP and production systems into actual factories.
Manufacturing DX's hardest part is not buying software but implementation, fitting standardized systems to each factory's complex real processes. CCT's focus on asset-heavy, process-complex manufacturing, construction and logistics targets exactly this implementation know-how market. Behind the award is an ERP ecosystem expanding via partner networks, a 'vendor plus local implementer' division of labor Taiwan's manufacturers could emulate. How should firms pick a partner who truly knows their industry?
Core Concept Technology (headquartered in Toshima, Tokyo; President and CEO Takeshi Kaneko; hereafter CCT), which provides DX support with strengths in manufacturing, construction and logistics, announced it won the 'Take Off Award' at the 'mcframe Award 2026' hosted by Business Engineering (B-EN-G).
mcframe is B-EN-G's production-management/ERP system brand, and the mcframe Award recognizes partner companies that excel in deploying and using the system. CCT's award affirms its results and contributions in system implementation and helping clients advance digital transformation.
CCT says it will continue applying its expertise in manufacturing, construction and logistics to help more companies pursue digital transformation.