Titlebook: German Business Management; A Japanese Perspecti Toshio Yamazaki Book 2013 Springer Japan 2013 Americanization of Business Management.Europ

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Khoen Liem,Daniel Hiller,Christoph Castexg (IE), and the Ford system. It first considers Japanese characteristics of the American management and production system, and then examines the deployment of human relations, IE, and the Ford system in Germany. This chapter analyzes these issues in relation to German environmental factors such as l

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ermany, along with other European countries and Japan, found it important to adapt to the mass market with methods such as marketing, public relations (PR), and operations research (OR). However, in Germany many factors affected the implementation of these American methods. First, this chapter consi

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Ted Fleming,Alexis Kokkos,Fergal Finnegananagers’ traditional attitudes. It examines Japan’s and Germany’s methods of deploying a divisional structure, the progress of diversification in German corporations and its connection to organizational structure reforms, and the overall situations post the deployment of the divisional structure. It

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01535-1plying the two frameworks described in Chapter 1—the total system of business management and the re-framing of Americanization. First, it summarizes the environmental factors of business management on the basis of mutual relations. Next, it considers problems stemming from the German approach to con

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