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L. Donald Amoroso, Mikako Ogawa
Session ID: D2-3
Published: 2010
Released on J-STAGE: November 15, 2010
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This research looks at the adoption of Internet and mobile applications in Japan and the United States. It is the intent of this exploratory study to examine the factors of adoption for PC and mobile online shopping for data collected in the two countries. After a comprehensive review of the literature, we derived a research model for and tested related hypotheses with data collected from 437 students in the two countries. This study provides managers with a framework for online shopping which areas they need to focus upon when launching new online products, such as shaping and/or changing their consumers' attitude toward using the Internet, making their Website easier to use, and enhancing the perceived usefulness of the technologies that allow consumers to access their products online.
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Donald L. Amoroso, Tsuneki Mukahi
Session ID: D2-4
Published: 2010
Released on J-STAGE: November 15, 2010
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This research examines the constructs of high and low trust on consumer's behavior with online shopping. We developed a research model to study the acceptance of online shopping applications hypothesizing that trust influences consumer's attitude toward e-store shopping. Causal antecedents of trust included ease of use, level of online shopping resources, and intrinsic motivation. With 955 consumers, we found a relationship between intrinsic motivation and online shopping satisfaction among high trust persons. After developing two models to compare high trust persons' with low trust persons' responses, findings suggest that attitude is important for low trust person satisfaction. Not only attitude, but also usefulness of online shopping is important for high trust person satisfaction.
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Kazunari Ishida
Session ID: D3-1
Published: 2010
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Location information is growing on the Internet, due to the spread of mobile devices and social media worldwide. This paper analyzes similarities and differences in information-posting behavior among locales based on geographical information extracted from images posted on blogs and location information services with Twitter. The geographical information is classified into the administrative divisions of Japan and each hour in a day. According to the results of analysis, in terms of mutual correlation, images are quickly posted on blogs in business centers, whereas they are posted on blogs long after they were shot in residential areas. Moreover, Twitter posts containing location information more closely resemble blog posts than images in terms of posting time.
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Rika Narisawa
Session ID: D3-2
Published: 2010
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IT sourcing models are changing greatly because of the use of Cloud computing and the offshoring services while the globalization of undertaking activities accelerates. Not a few enterprises redefine their IT organizations and IT talents according to the change in the IT environment. In this article, we narrow the focus to the IT talent of the IT users and verify the talent model that will be required in the future and approach to managing the talent information which is considered to be important to human resources development from the perspectives of the globalization.
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Cases of Vietnam, Nepal, and India
Michiko Matsushita
Session ID: D3-3
Published: 2010
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All of offshore development projects are not successfully going. Each under-development country has own problems about working environments rather than IT environment. We consider the key points for the successful IT projects between Japanese companies and foreign companies from the cases of the IT companies in Vietnam, Nepal and India.
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Arai Takeshi, Farah Alfanur
Session ID: D3-4
Published: 2010
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A large amount of money has been invested in developing the e-government service systems in the municipalities in Japan during this decade. However, the rate of using them has been staying very low so far.
A System Dynamics macro model of the e-government services provided by a municipality is created in this study based on the previous studies. It includes both the citizens' aspects on accessing and using the services and the municipality's aspect on supplying them.
Although the statistical data necessary for the simulation is not complete, the results of simulations in a municipality are shown and analyzed as a trial.
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Takuya Sakaguchi, Kenichi Teramoto, Takashi Ishida, Masayuki Goto
Session ID: D4-1
Published: 2010
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A decision tree model is a useful representative classification model. Its effectiveness is shown in many previous papers for learning or prediction problems and a variety of decision tree generating algorithms have been proposed.Many of them can be considered to be the methods of that select one model from a possible tree model class by the given training data.Then the Bayes optimal prediction algorithm using the mixture model of all the decision tree models has been proposed.However, the objective variables were limited to be in discrete values in the method.In this study, we propose the Bayes optimal prediction algorithm that is able to deal with a continuous value.Then the proposed method is applied to a case study and its effectiveness is shown.
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Takashi TAKEMURA, Motomichi KUMOI, Masayuki GOTO
Session ID: D4-2
Published: 2010
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With the recent spread of internet, the number of websites in where users can freely share information and own opinion is increasing rapidly. Therefore, user reviews are also increasing constantly and it is difficult for people to see all reviews.
In this study, we propose a technique for automatic summarization of user reviews to analyze opinions of all users. Concretely, the automatic summarization problem is formulated by extracting important reviews from the viewpoint of combinational optimization, and the optimum solution is searched by genetic algorithm.
The proposed technique is applied to an extraction problem of reviews on "jalan.net" that is one of online websites to show its effectiveness.
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Motomi Tsujino, Yoshimitsu Nagai, Syohei Ishizu
Session ID: D4-3
Published: 2010
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The business environment of the enterprise has changed greatly, and the enterprise should respond to it. It is necessary to understand the state of the other companies to correspond to the change in the business environment. As one of the methods of understanding the state of the other companies, there are documents of problem in annual security reports. However, it is not easy to compare the document of many other companies. One of our main aims of this paper is to extract a characteristic business issue from annual security report by TF-IDF and LSA (Latent Semantic Analysis).
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Three Required Roles of Managers
Jun Yamaguchi, Hirokazu Kono
Session ID: D4-4
Published: 2010
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In general, the importance of Kaizen activities is recognized in many companies, but there are various impediments against its continuity.
This paper analyzes management factors for continuous KAIZEN activities of two manufacturing companies through "steps of extracting management factors for continuous KAIZEN activities" in detail. Through examining the relationship between seven important elements for continuous KAIZEN activities, this paper clarifies three roles of managers are required for continuous KAIZEN activities; they are "to establish the direction of KAIZEN activities", "to support the front-line" and "to keep policies of both company performance and corporate philosophy and to take care of the expansion of excessive changes".
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Shinji Iizuka
Session ID: E1-1
Published: 2010
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Due to the rapid technological innovation, discontinuation of service parts production is getting earlier. It is a few years after the release of the product that manufactures have to decide the procurement of the parts to be required for coming 10 to 20 years. Time series forecasting methods such as exponential smoothing are unsuitable for such long term forecasting in the early stage. Thus, we propose a new demand forecasting method for service parts utilizing empirical distribution of the demand. The distribution is constructed from the demand of the parts whose attributes are similar to the target part. It is confirmed that the proposed method has the ability to forecast the parts on which the conventional methods do not work.
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Narichika Hamaguchi, Masaru Miyazaki, Hiroshi Fujisawa, Satoshi Nishim ...
Session ID: E1-2
Published: 2010
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In these days, there is a paradigm shift of viewer lifestyles in TV viewing, such as on-demand viewing which is place and time-independent, or they believe word of mouth or their friends' recommendation. Therefore, we focused on viewer behaviors in social TV which is combination of video-on-demand and TV review social network, and we made a trial web site for collecting viewer behavior logs and analyzing them. As a result of the analysis, we found that viewers' behavior is very different from conventional TV viewing. Based on our experiment, impact of social TV, method of service delivery, and required technology are described in this paper.
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Kazuya Kinoshita
Session ID: E1-3
Published: 2010
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This study shows a technical education program and extracurricular activities for students in faculty of management, which consists of computer programming and system development. Many students learn programming as a simple knowledge, but some of them hope to experiences to get the occupations such as system engineers. In order to realize their hope, it is required to prepare the place and support of the learning. The result of this education program is effective for students to obtain the sense as the careerist.
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Hideaki Kitanaka, Shigeru Kido, Akira Suzuki, Jinya Nakamura
Session ID: E2-1
Published: 2010
Released on J-STAGE: November 15, 2010
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In addition to companies' promotion activities using traditional mass media communication, today's Information propagation on products or services are attributed to social influences generated by spontaneous information exchange among consumers. In generating such social influences, face-to-face communication still plays a significant role, although the majority of recent researches seem to emphasize new communication tools, such as SNSs and micro blogs.
In this study, we have focused on face-to-face communication, and have conducted an internet survey to collect data to investigate actual conditions and mechanism how social influences are generated in face-to-face communication.
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SHIGEYOSHI IIZUKA, MAKI OHISHI
Session ID: E2-2
Published: 2010
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The plan of the insurance promotion for the younger age groups was tackled using the "vision proposal type design technique." The contents and a result are introduced.
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Toshihiro Kaino, Tomohiro Suzuki
Session ID: E2-3
Published: 2010
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Diversification of consumer needs and digitization change the music industry more competitive. Record labels must raise the hit probability in the music marketing. However, most of music marketing researches are qualitative.In this paper, the hit factors of J-POP music are analyzed with Kansei information processing. Concretely, 25 J-POP music numbers of the Oricon yearbook 2007 are analyzed by the semantic differential method and factor analysis.Moreover, Kansei J-POP hit factor analysis is evaluated by interview surveys of two business persons in music industry.
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Consideration from Commonsense Thinking by Dr. Marvin Minsky
Kumiko Yokoi
Session ID: E3-1
Published: 2010
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Many organizations have their favorite styles of thinking, implicit understandings, unexpressed standard of behaviors, or a bias of cognition, which have led to their success. However, it is often pointed out that those can be the obstacle when they need to change. Researchers have made argument in various ways. The concept of Tacit Knowledge was used by several researchers. This presentation will attempt to reconsider the issue from the viewpoint of Dr. Marvin Minsky's "The Emotion Machine", 2006.
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Focusing on the Diffusion of Needs and Solution Information
Yuji Kishimoto, Kotaro Ohori, Shingo Takahashi
Session ID: E3-2
Published: 2010
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Recent researches point out that companies could get competitive advantage if they focus on lead users(LU) of a market of concern, who are ahead of a market trend and have preferences to solutions to the needs found in the market. Though LU search methods are found to work for some specific cases, the reasens why the LU search method succeed or fail in finding LU are not clear yet. This paper proposes a method of searching LU and confirm its effectivity by using gaming simulation designed for needs and solution information diffusion among users community including LU.
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Takehiro Inohara
Session ID: E3-3
Published: 2010
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In this paper, a new representation of group decision making situations based on social network theory is provided, and the situations are analyzed by using the Heider's balance theory. A group decision making situation consists of multiple decision makers, and they are, as a whole, required to choose one or more alternatives out of a set of all alternatives. Such a situation accompanied with a hierarchical structure of the group of decision makers, social relationships among decision makers, and preferences of decision makers toward alternatives is represented as a signed graph. Then, the analysis of the situation with the Heider's balance concept reveals a relationship between stable states of the situation in the Heider's sense and the structure of the situation as a social network.
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Kentaro Kojima
Session ID: E3-4
Published: 2010
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In the situation that some resources are allocated to the players, proposing alternatives by each player has high impact to allocation results. The assumption of this paper is that all players can negotiate each other. A method to compare allocation results is proposed. Binary relation is used in this study. At first, resource allocation situation is described by characteristic function form games which is a model of cooperative game theory. Next, a bargaining rule in the framework of characteristic function form games is introduced. A method to compare allocation results derived from the bargaining rule is proposed. Some examples which shows how to work the proposed method is given. Lastly, proposed method is analyzed from the viewpoint of the sense of collective choice theory.
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Takashi Ishida, Gendo Kumoi, Masayuki Goto, Yukinori Goto, Shigeichi H ...
Session ID: E4-1
Published: 2010
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In this study, we analyze student questionnaires for e-learning. Analytic objects are the classes of the 4-year university where all the classes are completely conducted through the internet. The students can take each class repeatedly at any time, everywhere if they have only a PC and broadband environment. Therefore dissolution of education gap, such as location, age or handicap of the learners is expected.
On the other hand, a change of the class style requires a study of a new framework of efficient education and methods of evaluation for education effect.
In this paper, we show results of student questionnaire analyses and study of an evaluating model for e-learning classes.
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Tadaaki Nemoto
Session ID: E4-2
Published: 2010
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Multimedia education in universities through adoption of information technology has long been called for.
In 21st century, entering in an era of full-scale globalization, while a variety of information around the world has become easily accessible through video-sharing sites, environments to accommodate use of personal computers and internet on college campuses have been improved.
The author, who teaches a subject titled Multi-media and Management Information System at Nihon University College of Commerce, summarizes findings, both achievements and problems, over two years adoption of web-based videos in the lecture.
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Constructing a sequence of questions for encouraging deeper understanding
Atsushi YOSHIKAWA, Akiko ORITA
Session ID: E4-3
Published: 2010
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This paper describes the way to organize an educational program for deeper understanding with our former MANGA-case which reflects actual business scenes. This MANGA-case does not require students to answer in a particular way but to derive solutions from multiple perspectives such as human affairs, financial affairs, public relations and so on. This paper introduces our trial to organize an actual educational program with the case. Based on an educational goal, we tried to control the level of the class by using additional materials and guide students with a flexible sequence of questions with indicated information.
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How to Embed Viewpoints for Organizing an Educational case
AKIKO ORITA, ATSUSHI YOSHIKAWA
Session ID: E4-4
Published: 2010
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This paper describes the way to develop Manga-based case materials along with our former Manga-case "Website Burning!",which have been used for MBA classes. Generally, Manga has been used for beginners to help their understandings with a simplified story, however, we focused on its complexity to express embed multiple contexts, even unconsciously, reflecting our real-life situations. Based on the manner to organize case-method materials, which treat decision-making situations, we describe our making process. Firstly, we establish a main question, and sub questions derived from elements of the story. Then, we embed multiple contexts in drawings and remove some details intentionally for readers to find out what should be a problem then.
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Shintaro Urabe, Masaru Tezuka, Satoshi Munakata, Shinji Iizuka, Yasuka ...
Session ID: F1-1
Published: 2010
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Many manufacturers are utilizing management dashboard. The devised visualization of PSI (Product, Sales and Inventory) data is required so that manufacturers can obtain useful information to grasp the situation and awareness according to the role of users. This paper proposes PSI feature mapping method for SCM department managers. Our method visualizes a scatter chart represents a products distribution, with axes representing PSI data such as inventory, sales and their time changes. The chart enables for managers to understand the situation of PSI at a glance. If products have problem such as decreasing sales but increasing inventory, they are distributed on the same area in the chart and are extracted. So managers can take measures to solve the problem quickly and manage PSI adequately.
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JIAJING JIANG, Hirokazu Tanaka
Session ID: F1-2
Published: 2010
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SCM reduces stock of the whole supply chain. Moreover for it is able to make a lead time shorter, it brings all suppliers in a chain many profits. However, in fact Application of SCM goes wrong in many cases. The cause of many failures is in trade-off between portion optimal and whole optimal .Since each supplier is an independent company, it wants to make the profits into the maximum in the short term, but it is necessary to take whole profits into consideration in the long run. So we study the degree of the balance in both profits by using business game.
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Ken-ichi KUDO, Yasufumi SARUWATARI
Session ID: F1-3
Published: 2010
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The purpose of this research is to recognize economic rationality implicated in the price of CVS redefined as EveryDay Convenient Price (EDCP).
Value of EDCP can be understood as generalized value adding value of time. The largest value of time CVS provides is freshness by new products. Value of time by long business hours and convenient location might lose its advantage. The rest of time till use by date is not significant as value of time, so clearance sales in CVSs might not supported from the view of economic rationality
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Parameter Adjustment with Consideration to Searching Phase and Proposal of Rbest Model
Hanyong CHOI, Shunichi OHMORI, Kazuho YOSHIMOTO
Session ID: F2-1
Published: 2010
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In recent years, the application of optimization technology to business activities is becoming more and more practical, due to the improved computing power and its lower price. In particular, PSO (Particle Swam Optimization) is drawing much attention as one of the evolutionary computation methods to solve the continuous optimization problem with multi-peak objective function. PSO is algorithm created by mimicking the food-seeking behavior of swarm of organisms, such as birds and fish. As one approach to make the further improvement, this paper focuses on one of the major weaknesses that PSO is trapped into local optima, and to overcome this weakness, proposes the parameter adjustment with consideration to searching phase and the new strategy of information sharing called Rbest Model.
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Shigeaki Ogibayashi, Kousei Takashima
Session ID: F2-2
Published: 2010
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The authors have previously presented an Agent-Based Model of macroeconomic system composed of three types of producers, consumers and a bank and revealed that calculated artificial system showed realistic behavior of economic system such as fund circulation, business cycle and self-adjusting mechanism of price, production and investment, etc. This study present a revised version of the previous model where input-output table and GDP can be calculated. The influences of various factors on the calculated business cycle and GDP are analyzed based on the present model.
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Taichi Nishikawa, Hidekazu Kurimoto
Session ID: F2-3
Published: 2010
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When it provides against natural disasters such as earthquake, most popular safety measure is to increase strength of structures. That is so effective, but from practical point of view, overcrowding of refugees into one place might also cause another accident. Therefore, it is important to estimate how or where people evacuate by agent-based modeling.
In this paper, we have simulated evacuation dynamics at the university assuming that all know where exits are. As a result, we showed where refugees crowded to and how risk was.
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Junichi Yamagishi, Kyoichi Kijima
Session ID: F2-4
Published: 2010
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In this paper, we study under what condition norms spread using a mathematical model. We are interested in the norms that have effect on people widely. In the model, we assume that an agent decides whether he complies or not depending upon his conviction level of the norm, and his enforcement level from people around him. In addition to this assumption, I assume that a male agent tends to comply the norm in comparison to a female agent when agent is enforced to comply the norm. We particularly focus on the role of a female agent who believe the norm.
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Miyuki Suzuki, Masahito Nisizaki
Session ID: F3-2
Published: 2010
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Recently, the cellular phone also has not only the telecommunication facility but also the entertainment called the telephone and mail and the function of amusement.
A new business model is developed by using such a function well recently. It is "Cellular phone free game". In a free game, the system and the advertisement induced to pay contents exist. I want to consider about this business model referring to Maslow's desire stage theory and to clarify
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Yasushi Okamoto, Masaaki Nakamura
Session ID: F3-3
Published: 2010
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Three of the lacks are the progress of "MIENAIKA" (the obstruction of the improvement), the uncorrespondence to the change of the limiting condition, and the lost of the destroyed-innovation as a peculiar factor to make the environment business fail. The environment business model can be caught as one of the destroyed innovation models. Therefore, it is necessary to clarify the position in an own industry and a high-ranking market and the demand that should be aimed to create the environment business model, and to think what destroyed innovation that exceeds the demand is.
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Vladimir Stanovov, Masaaki Hirano
Session ID: F4-2
Published: 2010
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Information technologies are becoming more vital for the development of SMEs.
Different levels of economy development of Japan and Uzbekistan determine different level of IT utilization. Moreover, not only the current situation, but development objectives are also different. For Uzbekistan it is more important to create up-to-date IT infrastructure, whereas for Japan it is to make complex software widely available for any small company.
Uzbekistan should repeat the way of Japan in development of SMEs as a whole, and IT in particular, while Japan is up against challenges of technological innovations, and introduction of new forms of organization.
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akinobu shigeki
Session ID: F4-1
Published: 2010
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The use of financial and administrative services will require identity check. Identity check is done by personal identification and identity check. The government has been providing resident registration and family registration. Now the government needs to provide new authentication services to meet new needs of e-society.
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Ryoichi Doi
Session ID: F4-2
Published: 2010
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In 2001, the Basic Law for Building an Advanced Info-Communications Network (Basic IT Law) was enacted in Japan. So, every department of the government has been responsible for proceeding e-gov, promoting paperless, simplifying work processes, cutting red tape. Even now, we can see the business process are "paperwork" mainly, in the government offices. They often send only notice letters with electronic media, moreover the receivers print these letters out in almost. Almost of all officers make decision with paper and stamp. I present my observation about computerization above inside the government offices, and study the Inhibitive factors of e-gov.
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Masami Honda
Session ID: F4-3
Published: 2010
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In this research it focuses on Basic Ordinance on Local Assembly. In Japan, Kuriyama town assembly is the first local assembly that enacted such ordinance. After the Kuriyama's enactment, that ordinance has been enacted at various local assemblies in Japan. This ordinance provides basic codes of local assembly. In the ordinance, there are articles that press city mayor for submitting management information to local assembly. In this research it examines those articles and analyzes what management information local assembly want to know.
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Masahiro Arima, Yasuhiro Harada
Session ID: F4-4
Published: 2010
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Questionnaire survey has been one of the main means to surface the needs from local residents for local governments and survey results have been utilized to make policies or measures. In this study, based on a research result that questions which ask satisfaction and importance level for residents living environment items by means of ordinal scale tend to overestimate their needs, we propose an introduction of evaluation dimension of willingness to share of the cost and show some survey results from questionnaire we conducted in Minamiawaji City in Hyogo Prefecture in 2009.
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Miyuki Sakiyama, Kazue Sato, Kenichi Aihara
Session ID: G2-1
Published: 2010
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Kazue Sato, Kenichi Aihara
Session ID: G2-2
Published: 2010
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Mutsumi Okuyama
Session ID: G2-3
Published: 2010
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Yukako KURASHIMA, Ken-ichi AIHARA
Session ID: G2-4
Published: 2010
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This paper discusses on a certain of roles among top leader and middle managers through a creative approach. An asumption that an empathy netwoking approach will be a keypoint to achieve some improvements of organaizational culture. Some practical example demonstrates this assumption.
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Hirokazu Hatano
Session ID: G3
Published: 2010
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