Disrupting Japan

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How to sell innovation in cut-throat, low-margin industries

Startups need to think global, but you need to beware of being global

What today’s headlines don’t tell you about Fusion Energy

One soil startup’s unusual and risky scaling secret

What you need to know to sell to schools in Japan

AI’s new game-changing role in decoding mountains of EKGs

What it takes to teach Japan Inc how to code

The innovative age of Shadow IT is coming to an end

So you want to disrupt finance? This is what it’s going to take

Legal AI will shatter your perspective on legal advice

How one innovative startup is selling true bionic legs

What happened when one Japanese startup talked about women’s sexual health

How Japanese graffiti Is sneaking onto the blockchain

What it really takes to get your product approved by NASA

The lies, myths, and secrets of Japanese UI design

One way to unlock Japan’s broken e-commerce

The forgotten mistake that killed Japan’s software industry

In the 200th episode of Disrupting Japan, the discussion delves into the historical factors that have shaped the often-criticized quality of Japanese software. The speaker highlights that the current landscape is rooted in the post-WWII economic framework, particularly the dominance of Zaibatsu and later Keiretsu, whic...

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