The International Conference on Business & Technology Transfer
Online ISSN : 2433-295X
Print ISSN : 1347-8834
ISSN-L : 1347-8834
2002.1
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The introductions of foreign technologies and managerial institutions : A case of Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard (1895-1920)
Shinichiro Hagimoto
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Pages 165-168

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The foreign technology introduction to Nagasaki Shipyard provided the evidences that the venture business starting as the independent firm was not always given the advantages. Nagasaki Shipyard as the autonomous unit in Mitsubishi could succeed in the foreign technology introduction and put the shipbuilding industry in developing country on track of increasing returns. It was undeniable that the institutional factors contributed to the path acceleration. These factors, especially the internal capital market, the corporate govemance, and the decentralised organisational form (M-form), created the fundamental rules for evolving the business and business unit. This also provided the space and time that enabled the engineers with higher learning to dedicate them to technological development and manufacturing management
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© 2002 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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