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Research Seminar on building a regional innovation ecosystem in Japan
On Monday, March 9 the IC² Institute will host Prof. Akio Nishizawa of Toyo University in a noon brown bag seminar. More
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Tagged innovation, Japan, regional economic development
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The Internet Age: Japan’s Challenge to E-Business
Address by Yuji Takagi, General Manager of Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc., on the future of the Internet industry in the context of Japanese business and consumer culture.
Tagged Internet, Japan, Japanese business, JIMT, Mitsui Group
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The Internet Age: Japan’s Challenge to E-Business
Address by Yuji Takagi, General Manager of Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc., on the future of the Internet industry in the context of Japanese business and consumer culture.
Tagged IC² Institute, Internet, Japan, Japanese business, JIMT, Mitsui Group
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E-Commerce Japanese Style
Presentation to the Japan Industry and Management of Technology Program (JIMT) on electronic commerce in Japan, how it is different from e-commerce in the US, and the challenges that foreign companies face entering the e-commerce market in Japan.
Tagged e-commerce, Japan
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The Changing Dimensions of Japanese Security Issues
Presentation on post-Cold War security issues and international relations in Japan. Delivered to the Japan Industry and Management of Technology Program (JIMT) at The University of Texas at Austin on August 11, 1999.
Tagged international relations, Japan, national security
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Is there light at the end of the tunnel for Japan?
Explores Japan’s economic predicament and prospects for eventual recovery. Describes the origins of Japan’s economic issues and draws contrasts between Japan and America/Europe in terms of human resources, finance and politics. Offers three schools of thought on what will happen … More
Tagged economic growth, Japan, JIMT, policy
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International Human Resource Management in Japanese Multinationals
Discusses the tactical decisions firms make in the process of establishing management systems in overseas subsidiaries and their strategic effects on the function of the management system as it relates to organizational learning. Introduces a typology of organizational learning models … More
Tagged decision pattern analysis, Japan, JIMT, management, organizational learning
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Japanese Entrepreneurship and Opportunities for Partnering
As part of the Japan Industry and Management of Technology (JIMT) Speaker Series, discusses the importance of entrepreneurship and new technologies in securing Japan’s full economic recovery from the current economic slump. Describes the history of Japanese entrepreneurship, which experienced … More
Tagged economic growth, entrepreneurship, high tech, Japan, JIMT, research and development, small business
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Doing Business with a High-Tech Focus in Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
Introduces the economic conditions and high-tech research and development scenarios in post-crisis Asia. Explores challenges and opportunities for American high tech industries. Discusses issues related to doing business with the Japanese and Chinese, including understanding management and the need for … More
Tagged China, high tech, Hong Kong, Japan, JIMT, management, research and development, Taiwan, training
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Structural Gaiastu: International Finance and Political Change in Japan
Argues that the principal contributor to changes in Japan’s political economy is the decline of Japanese governmental control over capital flows and foreign exchange rates brought about by structural “gaiatsu”, or direct foreign pressure. Differs from previous analysis of gaiatsu … More
