Kazuo Inamori: How a Buddhist engineer built Japan’s most ethical management system
An interview with Prof. Keikoh Ryu, Keio Business School, on his upcoming book on the Japanese management legend Kazuo Inamori.
An interview with Prof. Keikoh Ryu, Keio Business School, on his upcoming book on the Japanese management legend Kazuo Inamori.
As mentioned above, the use of virtuality in recent years has increased dramatically due to COVID-19. Post-pandemic, companies and employees have grown accustomed to this type of working environment and have perceived countless benefits compared to their previous in-person experience. Similarly, Prof. Biswas’s research finds that these effects can be both positive and negative on individuals and their teams.
Welcome to the Council on Business & Society Global Voice magazine #24, now on download: 117 pages, 33 contributors, 16 articles.
Prof. He Peng, Fudan School of Management, looks at the workplace and if being humble or modest leads best to good performance.
The Council on Business & Society Celebrates its 10th Anniversary: So, ten years on from 2011 and the Council’s creation, we believe we can justifiably consider that the alliance was visionary in its concept. Indeed, in the last three years or so there has been a very noticeable interest globally in the issues traditionally covered by the CoBS: diversity and inclusion, sustainability, ethical leadership, the necessity for social and environmental accounting, sustainable finance, stakeholder cooperation and co-creation, sustainable business practices. We have witnessed the creation of many establishments, centres and institutions – or indeed existing ones – taking on a CSR and sustainability dimension. In many cases, the CoBS happily co-exists with these peer organisations and in some cases, most notably the UN PRME, GBSN and OECD, has very close and regular working ties.
So join us in celebrating our 10 years and let us contribute together to striving for a world in which business plays a positive, responsible and major role in creating innovation, wealth and knowledge for society, humankind, and our planet.
Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University examines Japanese management philosophy and the underlying mechanisms by which it fulfils an organisation’s goals.
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, reflects on the passing of Prof. Clayton Christensen and a word of wisdom he leaves us from his teaching.
Sotirios Paroutis, Professor of Strategic Management at Warwick Business School, reveals how PowerPoint can be used to develop strategy and provides a new, enlightening framework for managers to do so.
Dear Council Community Readers, The Council editorial team will be on a welcome summer break from Wednesday 31st July to Monday 26th August. I’d like to thank you personally and on […]