Free Essays on Japan's Changing Culture Business

  1. Panasonic and Japan’s Changing Culture

    Panasonic and Japan’s Changing Culture In this case study, or analysis of Panasonic, we see a company founded in the rich traditions of Japanese Culture. Panasonic was also torn between two worlds; doing business according to old traditions, or transforming its approach to commerce in the present-day...

  2. Culture and business performance

    job security and stability. 2. How might Japan’s changing culture influence the way Japanese businesses operatein the future? What are the potential implications of such changes for the Japanese economy? Performance based organizational and culture changes influences Japanese businesses to focus...

  3. Matsushita Culture

    Differences in Culture Differences in Culture 4 Learning objectives  Know what is meant by the culture of a society.  Identify the sources that lead to differences in social culture.  Identify the business and economic implications of differences in culture.  Understand...

  4. Japanese Culture

    starting to affect traditional values in Japan? ANSWER: During the 1950s -1980s Matsushita was able to benefit from traditional Japanese culture because the business was able to hold onto personnel through period of extreme growth, hence retaining acquired knowledge, experience and skills. This meant...

  5. Matshushita and Japan's Changing Culture

    Work in progress / Matsushita changes gears : A pillar of Japan Inc. finally turns around Japanese corporations are changing. They are slashing costs, reducing debt and cutting payrolls to make their organizational structures lighter, speedier and more responsive to market changes. Matsushita Electric...

  6. Business Systems in China and Japan

    world in 2010. At the end of 2010, Japan’s economy was worth $5.474 trillion while China’s economy was worth about $5.8 trillion at that time (Stephanie Flanders, 2010). The reason behind this could be referred to the differences between the evolutions of their business systems throughout their economic...

  7. South Korea: from a Tradition of Rich Cultures to a Nation of the Rich

    South Korea: From a Tradition of Rich Cultures to a Nation of the Rich Angela Zhu James Mahoney: Why Are Some Countries Richer Than Others? South Korea: from a tradition of rich cultures to a nation of the rich South Korea’s rapid economic development is of no coincidence...

  8. International Negotiation with Different Cultures

    advantage, or to craft outcomes to satisfy various interests. It is the primary method of alternative dispute resolution. Negotiation occurs in business, non-profit organizations, government branches, legal proceedings, among nations and in personal situations such as marriage, divorce, parenting,...

  9. A Historical Overview of Male Homosexuality in Japanese Culture

    1200 BC. Throughout all of history from that point on, homosexuals have been involved in and influenced human culture. The way that others have viewed them, however, has been constantly changing dramatically over time. They have been universally accepted, persecuted, seen as mentally handicapped and everything...

  10. Matsushita

    traditional values in Japan? In the 1990s when Japanese economic growth slowed down for a long time firms where forced to change the way of doing business. They started to fire older employees. The younger generation, which grow up wealthy, saw this process and concluded that loyalty to one company might...

  11. Overview of the Japanese Lodging Industry and Its Investment Trends – Past, Present, and Future

    Industry and Its Investment Trends – Past, Present, and Future Despite widespread waves of Westernization that have infiltrated modern Japanese culture in the post-World War II era, the Japanese lodging industry has generally managed to keep its shroud of “foreignness” intact. While neighboring...

  12. First Draft

    facsimile demand. Third, the Japanese Government was one of the first to give facsimile documents legal standing which improved its appeal Japanese business firms. Fourth, the NTT invested heavily in dedicated facsimile lines to improve the speed of facsimile communication and aggressively marketed Japanese...

  13. Place of Japan in the World Economy

    AND ROLE OF JAPAN IN THE WORLD ECONOMY THE MODERN STAGE OF ITS DEVELOPMENT 10 2.1. Characteristics of Japan's competitive position in goods and services world markets 10 2.2. Evaluation of Japan's position in the global technology market 18 2.3. Place and role of Japan in foreign economic activity...

  14. Organizational Culture and Organizational Structure

    organizational culture now replaced organizational structure as the dominant method of management control in organizations? As we can see, in the last 20 years, the type of applicable management over organizational structure is changing due to many factors like the turbulent business and political...

  15. business

    their company. With the company’s guaranteed lifetime employment policy, few employees will fancy changing jobs. Moreover they work hard in response to the generous benefit by the company. The type of culture that facilitated Japan to hold onto its people and acquired knowledge and become consistently stronger...

  16. Coke in Japan

    UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON – VICTORIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MKTG 6377 International Marketing Spring 2012 INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ziad Swaidan CASE STUDY REPORT 1 Coke in Japan Name: Manuel Buendia Date: Apr-14-2012 1.1 Table of Contents Description | Page | 1.2 Executive...

  17. Organizational Culture and Changes

    maybe losing their job, maybe changing their way of doing things. The anxiety for the unknown situation makes individual resisting in change. This paper investigates human behaviour towards organisational changes. It starts with a description what organisational culture means and demonstrates on an...

  18. International Business and the Theories

    1, Executive summary The impact of globalization and regionalization is felt in almost all sectors of business, government and society. Several basic motives have forced firms to become more global in their orientation and their actions. These strategy imperative includes acquiring resources at low...

  19. Asian Business Environtment

    Important of Institutional Context in Asian Business System Business system is a specific structure of firm-market relations that had been functioned by all countries in order to administer the activity of the economic. There are many varieties of business system that can be identified in Asian environment...

  20. Global Business Cultural Analysis: Canada

    Global Business Cultural Analysis: Canada Liberty University Abstract Canada, one of the largest developed nations in the Americas is one of three nations making up the North America Free Trade Agreement with the United States and Mexico. Globalization, one of the most significant factors in...

  21. Japanese Business Strategy

    Assignment for Japan’s Growth Strategy By the year 2020, Japan’s economy will be mostly pulled out of stagnation as a successful outcome of “Abenomics”. However, there exist some social problems that can cause the economics trouble and impede the revitalization of Japan. Foremost among them are declining...

  22. Adopting New Culture and Transformation Leaderships

    Iris Nunn Gene One Benchmarking Gene One Problem: Adopting New Culture and Transformational Leaderships Companies: Johnson and Johnson and Pixar Key Concepts: Leadership and Corporate Social responsibility References; Going Public from http://www.smallbusinessnotes.com/financing/gopublic...

  23. Can Culture Be Managed? What Implications Do the Different Positions Have for Hr Specialists?

    Can culture be managed? What are the implications for the HR specialist? Donated by: 09037739 Organisations want to have an impact on organisational culture whether by strengthening it or by changing it (Witte and Muijen, 1999) however the management of organisational culture remains a contentious...

  24. culture

    sustained Southwests culture? 2. Do you think upstart airlines can successfully duplicate this culture? 3. No longer the underdog,what can Southwests management do to retain its high productivity culture. 4. What does this case imply about sustaining cultures in a changing environment...

  25. Changing Dynamics of the Indonesian Tourism Market

    Changing Dynamics of the Indonesian Tourism Market "Indonesia is a leading tourist destination, with the industry contributing more than 8% ot the country's economy. The sprawling archipelago offers as a rich culture and is a preferred destination for tourists, especially from neighbouring countries...

  26. Starbuck Organizational Culture

    Starbuck Organizational Culture Wake up and smell the coffee, Starbuck Inc., is the world top specialty coffee retailer. The company has more than18,000 coffee houses in 60 countries (Hoover's Company Records, 2013), which sells specialty drinks, foods, teas, roasted beans, and coffee accessories...

  27. Japan Remilitarisation

    public aversion as well as institutional constraints in Japan, changing domestic demographics coupled with the dynamic security environment, Japan is set towards remilitarisation and greater foreign activism. Already an economic giant, Japan’s rise or re-emergence will implicate the region intrinsically...

  28. Changing America

    A Changing America The 1920’s, one of the most important era’s in American history. It carried high prestige because of the fact that the 1920’s changed everything, from the way people thought about themselves to the way people had fun and kept themselves entertained. It was an era that had drastic...

  29. Keys to Adapting to an Unfamiliar Culture

    Cristina Veltri ESL 201 Keys to Adapting to an Unfamiliar Culture   Changes are difficult but can also bring a lot of happiness and that’s what life is about. People who have the opportunity to live in another country should feel lucky because the experience and knowledge that they gain is...

  30. Business

    was a small traditional manufacturing facility. Due to its success and to the commitment of the employees, the organization began to acquire more business and was selected by the corporate headquarters as the test facility to implement lean manufacturing and become a lean showcase. Through its success...

  31. Germany Business Culture

    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In this report, through a very specific analysis of background of Germany and its culture, We can identify how these characteristics affect doing business with German. Germany is a great economic influence of the country in the world. In the whole Europe, Germany has the most...

  32. WGU RWT1 Business Research and Writing

    WGU RWT1 Business Research and Writing To Purchase Click The Link Below http://www.hwprofile.com/?p=173 For Any Information Contact Us At WHISPERHILLS@GMAIL.COM Executive Summary As business ethics and corporate social responsibility move...

  33. The implications of the globalisation debate

    Globalisations is expected to accelerate growth in developing countries. A consensus has emerged among scholars and practitioners alike that the business environment has become more competitive than in the past because of globalisation. In order to survive in this new era, businesses have to focus even...

  34. Globalization and Culture

    market, modern business organisations are clearly expected to have a global outlook in its business orientation. Managers working in multinational corporations are facing challenges in managing people from a much more diverse cultural background. With the definition of culture visited and its...

  35. Business Administration

    activities and business operations as I feel my creativity will play a great part in enhancing the brand of the company. I have a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering. I also shave a master’s degree in Industrial Management and Information Systems which introduced me to the world of business thus made...

  36. Managing A Culture Slide

     Managing a Culture Slide Harold D. Lewis, Sr. Managing a Culture Slide This written assignment examines the corporate culture slide of the Ciba-Geigy Company in light several critical questions raised in the article by John Humphreys and Hal Langford...

  37. Does Banning Fashion Shows and New Year Parties Save Our Culture

    Every country, every region is recognised by some particular features of their culture. It may be some food, attire, language or tradition. Like Chow Mein is eaten by people around the world, but it always reminds about Mainland China. Reiki, a healing and medication technique, always reminds about Japan...

  38. Business ethics

    Ethics in Global Business Cierra L. Wilson BUSI 604—International Business 1. Key Term and Why You Are Interested in It Ethics in global business (and business in general) seems to be the determining factor and foundation on which a business succeeds. Atop...

  39. Significance of Culture for International Business

    Significance of Culture for International Business Aram Keryan American University of Armenia Course: English 100 Instructor: Rubina Gasparyan September 2009 Abstract The increasingly high trend of globalization has lead to a fast changing environment of doing business. Day by day diminishing...

  40. The Effects of Organizational Culture on Strategic Planning

    Running head: ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE The Effects of Organizational Culture On Strategic Planning Don Ellis Bethel College February 4, 2008 Issues in Management MOD 310 Brian Bradberry Abstract Organizational culture does effect strategic planning. In the research and personal...

  41. Life Without Pop Culture

    November 12, 2012 Life Without Pop Culture?              Is it possible to live a life without media? Today’s society is overwhelmed with media and swarmed its messages . Many people live their lives through what they learn from the media. Popular culture is any sort of fashion or idea that is accepted...

  42. Ghana and Britain culture

     Ghana and Britain Culture Author Institution Compare the belief systems of Ghana and Britain Introduction Culture is presented as the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group that is defined from religion, language, cuisine, arts, music and social habits...

  43. Business Management Notes

    Management Essay ------------------------------------------------- External and Internal Factors Affecting the Four Function of Management Category: Business Autor: cucha67 24 May 2010 Words: 2086 | Pages: 9 External and Internal Factors Affecting the Four functions of Management Management is an essential...

  44. Culture Shock, Language Barriers, and Other Managerial Problems

    purpose of writing this report is to help expatriate managers in handling the problems that they have experienced in their working environment such as culture shock, language barriers, miscommunication with local staff, staff turnover, empowerment & motivation, and teamwork. This report is written to act...

  45. Culture Issues in the Context of Multicultural Teams

    Essay Culture Issue in the Context of Multicultural Team 1. Introduction “Despite popular beliefs to the contrary, the single greatest barrier to business success is the one erected by culture” ...

  46. Business Communication

    Team Work Business as we know it today is fast paced and always evolving. Organizations operate in fashions that require great communication between the individuals that work within them. These individuals usually are of different diverse backgrounds which include race, gender, and cultures. Now more...

  47. Japan's International Competitiveness

    When looking at key monetary aggregates of Japan where Big Drive Auto is located, you have to factor in the effective exchange rates to understand Japan’s international competitiveness. This international competitiveness is affected by variables of the existing exchange rate and foreign and domestic...

  48. Case Study 1 - Business Ethics

    Case Study 1: Business Ethics XXX XXXX Liberty University   Case Study 1: Business Ethics This paper concerns itself with Ramona Alexander, presumably a Christian woman, considering working for a national company called Next Step Herbal Health. It examines the spiritual, ethical, and...

  49. Business Management & Leadership

    Business Management and Leadership Kristian Velasco BUSI 610, Liberty University Professor Clifton Howell Abstract In this manuscript we will discuss a quantity of subjects relating various ideas affecting business management and leadership...

  50. Comparisons in Management Practices Germamy- Japan

    Background to business 5 German Business Structure 6 German Management Style 6 German Meetings 7 German Teams 8 German Communication Style 8 Women in Business in Germany 9 Successful Entertaining in Germany 9 Japan Background to Business in Japan ...

  51. Impact of Globalisation on Indegeneous Cultures

    Impact of Globalisation on Indigenous Culture Dr. Biplab Datta Assistant Professor VGSOM, IIT Kharagpur 721302 bd@vgsom.iitkgp.ernet.in Abstract Globalisation and information technology has increased contacts between people and their values, ideas and ways of life in unprecedented ways. This...

  52. What Are the Skills and Attributes Needed to Be a Successful Human Resource Practitioner in Today's Ever-Changing Dynamic World?

    Today’s business world is ever-changing and dynamic. Technology has changed most business transactions and simplifies most operation processes. Many companies are out sourcing their HR, thus it needs extra effort to be a successful Human Resource Practitioner (HRP). For example, ten years ago, Human...

  53. The sengoku period

    Continuing Oda Nobunaga’s work of reunification was Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598) was Oda Nobunaga’s top general who is regarded as Japan's second "great unifier". Toyotomi Hideyoshi was born in a peasant family and started of as only a foot-soldier but eventually rose through many ranks...

  54. Business Ethics Case Study

     Business Ethics Case Study Adam W Smith Legal Issues in Business Professor Patterson Ethics in today’s business world is a buzzword. For many, ethics are engrained in them from little on up to adulthood. You don’t steal, lie, or do harm to others. For Christians...

  55. Ethical Situations In Business

    Ethical Situations in Business The chief goal of any successful business is to increase shareholder wealth. As a result, the vast majority of business decisions are driven by the basic objective of increasing net profit. These types of decisions are supported by financial data, and are often pretty...

  56. Changing Lifestyles Create Significant Opportunities for Ready to Drink Market Worldwide

    Report price Request Sample Buy Now REPORT DESCRIPTION Beverages such as tea and coffee have been an integral part of civilizations, cultures, and consumerism. Over centuries, tea has played an important role in royal ceremonies and in curing illnesses. Similarly, coffee has been consumed...

  57. Identity and Culture

    people, has an identity and a culture. An ‘identity’ is the image that one project out into the rest of the world, and ‘culture’ is the image which one has of themselves. Countries are no exception; every country over their course of history has created an identity and culture for themselves. It has been...

  58. Business and Strategy

    Business & Strategy Our business Listed on both the London Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Standard Chartered PLC is consistently ranked in the top 25 FTSE 100 companies by market capitalisation. By combining our global capabilities with deep local knowledge, we develop innovative...

  59. Conceptualizing a Business - Televerde Company Mission and Vision

    CONCEPUALIZING A BUSINESS Conceptualizing a Business RUNNING HEAD: CONCEPUALIZING A BUSINESS In this paper I am going to discuss how Televerde as a company defines the organizations vision, mission, and vision and how that will affect the overall business goals. Televerde has been in business for fourteen...

  60. Proposal for Business

    Proposal for Business Venture Part 2 International trade can increase sales and profit, enhance a company's prestige, and create jobs. Companies that intend to be successful in a global market will however need to examine the many aspects associated with conducting business internationally. The decision...