Three Scenarios for Japan’s Global Future. Where do we go from here?

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A great discussion with lots of keen insights! Thank you all for attending. #growthKSV @ChasmInstitute… https://t.co/ORbj83Lo13

One key lesson for the audience: Customers must feel trust. If your product doesn't provide X, say so & share plans to build it. #growthKSV

One key lesson for the audience: Don't insist on your own spec. Collaborate with industrial consortium and support standards. #growthKSV

One key lesson for the audience: Listen to the customers. Quality matters. Cost of quality to the customers absolutely matters. #growthKSV

Patience matters when introducing new ways and innovation in Japan, e.g. to listen/be listened vs. to take action i… https://t.co/YwhUeXVtnG

Key to being a successful #intrepreneur: You need both Blue (clean, goodwill) & Black (calm, fair) quality to move… https://t.co/3gkFFpdUwY

The Japanese customers don't want to be the first one to adopt new product, but not third either. Make them feel th… https://t.co/71XKBhUImv

Recommended exercise for segmentation by @ChasmInstitute. It involves math and science ;) #growthKSV @KeizaiSV https://t.co/OMrEoHyq0b

What type of customer, what geography..are critical questions to ask. Focus on a single target market segment. #growthKSV @ChasmInstitute