Japan Inc: Lessons for North America? (1981)
Release Date: 05 December 1981
Discipline and productivity are more regimented in Japan than in many other parts of the world. For the Japanese, survival means doing things together rather than asserting North-American-style individualism. Japan's industry has automated and computerized at an unparalleled rate. Open-concept offices and collaborative work styles offer a model of the changing style of modern work that could inspire the West to modify their processes as well.
Runtime: 28 min
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Production Companies : ONF | NFB, KCTS Television, Psychomedia,
Production Countries: Canada
Budget: $ 0
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Cast
Stan Peters
Hideo Iso
Robert J. Ballon
