How Japanese Companies Create the Dynamics of Innovation
Focusing on the distinctive traits of Japanese firms, the book explores their unique approach to product development behavior. It reveals how these companies excel in knowledge management, emphasizing that they generate knowledge throughout the product development process. This insight highlights the innovative practices that set Japanese firms apart in the competitive landscape.
A Dynamic Management Theory Predicated on the "Philosophy of Empathy"
Empathy and intuition are positioned as crucial elements for business innovation and strategy, challenging traditional analytical approaches. By integrating insights from neuroscience and phenomenology, the book explores how understanding human consciousness can enhance business practices. It proposes a new organizational structure and strategic methods that leverage these insights, aiming to guide scholars, managers, and entrepreneurs toward greater success by embracing the complexities of human innovation.
To survive and thrive in this day and age of high-velocity change, companies must draw on high quality, experiential knowledge: practical wisdom.
Examines Japanese marketing techniques and how they have been applied successfully to Japanese businesses operating in the United States.