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Business Networks in Japan: Supplier-Customer Interaction in Product Development (Routledge Advances in Asia-Pacific Business)
 
 

Business Networks in Japan: Supplier-Customer Interaction in Product Development (Routledge Advances in Asia-Pacific Business) [Hardcover]

Jens Laage-Hellman (Author)

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0415148693 978-0415148696 January 31, 1997 1
The remarkable success of Japanese industry has frequently been attributed to the inter-corporate alliances and networks that exist in the Japanese economic system. Many commentators argue that is has been these networks that have been key to both the rapid growth and success of Japanese industry. Business Networks in Japan explores the creation of supplier-customer networks through case studies of two of Japan's largest companies: the Toshiba Corporation and the Nippon Steel Corporation. Jens Laage-Hellman examines the advantages that have been gained from cooperation with suppliers and customers in industrial markets and how they have been utilized to develop and commercialize new products. Importantly, the study reveals the differences and similarities in the networking and interacting behaviour of Japanese and Western companies, highlighting the importance of the Japanese industrial culture in fully realising the benefits of networks.

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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
structural fine ceramics, galvannealed steel sheet, close technological cooperation, fine ceramics industry, intermarket keiretsu, coated steel sheet, silicon nitride components, ceramic links, actor bonds, resource ties, technological exchange, networking behavior, ceramics manufacturers, ceramic components, coating weight
Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Nippon Steel, Components Group, Metal Products Division, Toshiba Ceramics, United States, Toyota Motor Corporation, Steel Research Laboratories, Fine Ceramics Division, Toshiba Corporation, Cummins Engine Company, Toshiba Group, Fine Ceramics Project, Asahi Glass, North American, New Material Engineering Laboratory, Engine Development Groups, Materials Engineering Department, Nitride Ceramics
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