Japan’s Global Competitiveness: Perspectives from the McKinsey Report
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概要
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Japan is the third-largest economy in the world with advanced technology and highly developed infrastructure. Yet, the country has seemingly lost much of its competitive edge during the two “lost decades”. Japan may be on its way to rebound from a protracted recession, but what are major remaining impediments to further growth? What will be the key factors driving innovation and productivity enhancement in the near future? How do Japanese industries compare with their counterparts in other advanced economies? Loosely based on the McKinsey Global Institute report entitled “The Future of Japan: Reigniting Productivity and Growth”, the panel will discuss the global competitiveness of Japan’s private sector from multi-perspectival viewpoints.
Fujiyo Ishiguro, President and CEO, Netyear Group Corporation
Yumiko Murakami, Head, OECD Tokyo Centre
Ankur A. Sahu, Managing Director, Co-Head of Asia Pacific, Merchant Banking Division, Goldman Sachs Japan Co., Ltd.
Georges Desvaux (Moderator), Managing Partner, McKinsey Japan
コース内容
- Japan’s Global Competitiveness: Perspectives from the McKinsey Report
コメント
日本人に足りないスキルがProblem Solvingとありましたが、ホワイトカラーは労働条件恵まれすぎてるし、コンフリクトは避けたいし、リスクも取りたくない習性があるので、スキルの問題だけでなく、現状を変えたいとか問題解決したいという意欲が足りない。
グローバルで日本人の優れているところ、劣っているところをしっかりと把握して、グローバルでどう最適していくか考えようと思いました。