Japan's Bottom Line

This book mainly talks about the survival and development of Japanese enterprises. The innovation of Japanese companies is not forced by the government, but is found and created by themselves in order to survive and develop. This ability of independent innovation comes from its technology storage and research and development capabilities, as well as from a company's new thinking about the future of mankind. When we look at Japanese companies, we should not wear colored glasses or engage in a sense of disobedience. We must see their self-innovation and self-healing capabilities and Japan's bottom line. Not everything in Japan is good, and new industries are also being caught up and surpassed by us. However, some of Japan's experiences and lessons should not be rejected by us, but should be actively studied and studied. Learn its crisis awareness and continuous self-innovation capabilities, and apply what you learn. Only in this way can we find our own opportunities and new thinking from the creation and development of Japan's new industries.