JAPAN 
.... This unity reflects the importance of harmony in
Japanese religious training. The nature of the
Japanese CEO also demonstrates this orientation. ....
(2179
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Need for Reform of Japanese Industries
.... He quotes Yataro Kobayashi,
CEO of Fuji-Xerox: "The
Japanese people prize stabilitya.Japan may end up with growth too low for real vitality but not low enough ....
(978
4
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US and Japanese Management Styles
....
CEO Jim Keyes did a study of the firm's
Japanese unit and determined that the US company, formerly vertically integrated, "should adopt the
Japanese keiretsu ....
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US and Japanese Management Styles
....
CEO Jim Keyes did a study of the firm's
Japanese unit and determined that the US company, formerly vertically integrated, "should adopt the
Japanese keiretsu ....
(1185
5
)
Japanese and US Cell Phone Industries
.... Comparing and contrasting
Japanese and American 3G mobile networks. .... Weinbraub, S. (2010, February 3). iPhone booming in Japan according to Softbank
CEO. ....
(1333
5
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ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES and Japanese Business
.... Reischauer, EO The
Japanese. .... Spero, DM "Patent Protection or Piracy A
CEO Views Japan." Harvard Business Review, 68 (September-October 1990): 58-60, 62, 64-65 ....
(1527
6
)
Patent Infringement
.... It is a highly profitable strategy for the
Japanese. How Can American Firms Protect Their Intellectual Property in Japan Don Spero,
CEO of Fusion Systems ....
(1990
8
)
Organizational Redesign at Xerox Corp.
.... Xerox
CEO Paul Allaire identified as the major reason for a required .... of its core business, leaving the company vulnerable to low cost
Japanese competition" (p ....
(1437
6
)
Language Use Across Cultures
.... secretaries or the
CEO of a company. Moreover, the business cards must be prepared and presented in a certain way, with English on one side and
Japanese on the ....
(1093
4
)
ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN JAPAN
.... O. Reischauer, The
Japanese (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1981), 191 194. 14D. M. Spero, "Patent Protection or Piracy A
CEO Views Japan ....
(1649
7
)
Regulation of Drugs & Medical Technology
.... The
Japanese patent system. Harvard Business Review, 68, 66. Spero, DM (1990b, September October). Patent protection or piracy a
CEO views Japan. ....
(791
3
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KFC Japan
.... achieve its business goals while operating in an entirely
Japanese environment. .... DEW's
CEO should focus on lobbying the Canadian government on several different ....
(2784
11
)
Problems of American Patent Holders in Japan
.... It is a highly profitable strategy for the
Japanese. How Can American Firms Protect Their Intellectual Property in Japan Don Spero,
CEO of Fusion Systems ....
(2909
12
)
Management Team of Xerox
.... David Kearns was
CEO of Xerox Corporation during the 1982 to 1990 period, a .... only from American competitors such as IBM and Kodak, but also from the
Japanese. ....
(1508
6
)
American Patent Holders & Japan
.... It is a highly profitable strategy for the
Japanese. How Can American Firms Protect Their Intellectual Property in Japan Don Spero,
CEO of Fusion Systems ....
(2674
11
)
My Year of Meats
.... a wilful and not terribly effective attempt to juxtapose traditional
Japanese values with .... As the
CEO of Kansas City's National Farms said in an interview with ....
(2107
8
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Japan's Contribution to the World Economy
.... S. Blinder, "There Are Capitalists, Then There Are the
Japanese," Business Week, 8 .... M. Spero, "Patent Protection or Piracy A
CEO Views Japan," Harvard Business ....
(3740
15
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Analysis of Coach
.... In addition, Coach's
CEO, COO, and CFO review each business unit every month instead .... The
Japanese market is a tough one for American manufacturers to break into ....
(771
3
)
Trade Relationships Between the US & Japan
.... These commitments included: making four or more visits to Japan, including at least two by the
CEO; producing product literature in
Japanese; participating in ....
(4886
20
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Japan-US Trade
.... These commitments included: making four or more visits to Japan, including at least two by the
CEO; producing product literature in
Japanese; participating in ....
(4907
20
)
AmericanStrategic Thinking Style
.... short-term perspective runs counter to the strategic planning of European and
Japanese firms .... with too many strategic initiatives going at once for the
CEO to be ....
(2092
8
)
Disney Case Study
.... laid the groundwork for bringing in Michael Eisner and Frank Wells as
CEO and president .... it has a far greater stake in EuroDisney than in the
Japanese theme park ....
(1549
6
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Problems Facing General Motors
.... Smith was
CEO for nine years, and General Motors was still the most successful of .... $300 more than Ford's cars and $750 more to build than
Japanese models made ....
(2762
11
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Shoshaman: A Tale of Corporate Japan
.... shown the restrictive relationship between
Japanese governmental politics and
Japanese business .... face---such as Nakasato's, between an assignment as the
CEO of a ....
(1571
6
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The Gucci Group NV
.... Gucci sales have dropped sharply in markets that are dependent on
Japanese tourism, such .... PRESIDENT AND
CEO: Domenico De Sole "Gucci Group NV" Hoover's Online. ....
(1157
5
)
Harley-Davidson
.... Unlike its
Japanese competitors, however, Harley-Davidson does not have products sitting .... Under its
CEO Richard Teerlink, the company has learned to emphasize ....
(3445
14
)
Biological Weapons: 1914-1947 Chapter 1 This Chapter sum
.... $1 billion on chemical weapons, contemplated using poison gas against
Japanese troops on .... overall direction of a committee headed by George Merck,
CEO of the ....
(3889
16
)
Chaparral Steel Analysis
.... This kind of "Forward" (also the name of the
CEO) strategy thinking is essential in a .... can either ignore that market segment and leave it to the
Japanese, or go ....
(270
1
)
Harley-Davidson's Marketing Strategy
.... Unlike its
Japanese competitors, however, Harley-Davidson does not have products sitting .... Under its
CEO Richard Teerlink, the company has learned to emphasize ....
(4069
16
)
TQM AT AMERICAN EXPRESS
.... scale acceptance by major corporations since the 1970s is largely attributable to the success
Japanese industrial concerns .... As its former
CEO, Howard Clark, Sr. ....
(1773
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