Chapter 5 Paragraph alignment and levels ・ MISSION 19

Mission 19: Justify a paragraph

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Justify the selected source text on the references slide so the right edges of its lines align.

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New Service Adoption Review
Sales Planning 2026
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Agenda
Current challenges
Too much manual reporting
Solution
Rollout schedule
Costs
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Current challenges
Issue 1
Too much manual reporting
Issue 2
Information scattered across departments
Issue 3
Approvals take too long
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Three steps to a solution
1. Visibility
2. Automation
3. Adoption
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Rollout schedule
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Costs
Setup cost
JPY 1,200,000
Monthly cost
JPY 80,000
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Comparison of three options
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References
Based on an internal survey (August 2026) and interviews with each department

References

Based on an internal survey (August 2026) and interviews with each department

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Chapter 5 ・ MISSION 19

Justify a paragraph

Justify the selected source text on the references slide so the right edges of its lines align.

Now

References

Based on an internal survey (August 2026) and interviews with each department

Goal

References

Based on an internal survey (August 2026) and interviews with each department

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