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Providing rare insight into the topic of Japanese management, this book looks at how Japanese companies changed after the economic recession of the 1990s and the decade-long restructuring process. With 12 case studies, this book investigates crisis management, strategy development, merger and globalization in a structured and descriptive manner. It aims to support students and decision-makers to learn more about strategic Japanese management and effective decision-making.

 

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Case Studies in this Book
Case Study 1. Gets You Going: Lipovitan Needs An Energy Booster in the Japanese and Global Market

 

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Contents:

  • Strategy:
    • Gets You Going: Lipovitan Needs An Energy Booster in the Japanese and Global Market
    • Suntory: Bringing Japanese Whiskey to the World
    • Asahi Beverages Facing the Challenges of Globalization
  • Mergers:
    • Square ENIX
    • Merging EMI Music and Universal: Changing the Japanese Music Industry
  • Market Entry:
    • Daimler Entering New Markets
    • Mercari Going Global
  • NonProfit Organizations:
    • Second Harvest Japan: How an American Founded Japan's First Food Bank
  • Dealing with Crisis:
    • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Entering New Business Fields
    • Avex: Number One on the Japanese Music Industry
  • Business Development:
    • East Japan Railway Company (JR East)
    • Old Meets New: DeNA and the New Keiretsu

 

Readership: This book is intended for students and professionals interested in finding out more about Japanese management.