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The Management System of Japanese Companies: Macro and Micro Perspectives,eaucratic model of the corporation, internal management and coordination rely on the use of explicit formal rules and regulations. A corporation with informal cultural coordination relies on an implicit organization-wide culture to influence the members of that organization. Japanese organizations f

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Corporate Culture in the 40 Samurais, is analyzed in the previous chapter. In this chapter, 40 companies in the iron and steel, automobiles, electronics and electrical machinery industries which, are the core of Japan’s industry, called in this research ‘40 Samurais,’ are analyzed. These Japanese companies have adopted similar corporat

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International Transfer of Corporate Culture,for Shogun One in Australia and Thailand, Shogun Two in the UK, and the 40 Samurais in a variety of countries, including the UK, Thailand, Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India. The comparative analysis involves (a) qualitative analysis of the corporate culture of Shogun One in Australia and qua

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Corporate Culture at the Highest Level: Governance,ects. The micro aspects include the management of operations, production, human resources, finance, and marketing. These aspects are covered by organizational culture. At the macro level corporate governance means how the corporate managers reflect the values of the shareholders and how the sharehol

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Corporate Culture in the Japanese Management Model,ironment. The self is reconstructed through injections of values created by the corporate culture. Through communication and consultations socialization, members learn corporate culture and tend to behave like their peers. Management by values (Basu & Miroshnik, 2010; Miroshnik, 2013) is developed w

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Conclusion, motivation when motivation is directly linked with corporate performance as an intangible factor. A culture that promotes workers’ initiatives and facilitates cross-functional communication creates loyal employees.

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Energy Management Projects for WSNsnd labor. This function presupposes a technological relationship among the factors of production, which influences decision making within an economic organization. However, this apparent technological relationship or production function is devoid of the most important factor composing the economic system, i.e., management.