Business Strategy

Okay, no problem. Let's talk about this topic, and I'll explain it clearly in plain language. How Exactly Does Japan's "Aging and Shrinking" Population Impact Companies' Efforts to Gain New Users? Hi...

Okay, talking plainly about potential future growth engines for LY Company. What will be the future growth engines for the company? Deepening existing businesses or expanding into new ventures? My pe...

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Okay, let's talk about LY Corporation (LINE Yahoo). Think of it as a "juggernaut" in Japan's internet space, but even this giant has its strong points and headaches.

Okay, let's talk about where LY Corporation, this behemoth, truly excels. That's a great question. It’s like asking what makes a championship-winning team: is it the star players, the tactical system,...

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Okay, this question is fascinating! You're essentially asking how giants like LINE and Yahoo, with their massive online user bases, "nudge"...

LINE and Yahoo!'s "Housecleaning": What Happens to Duplicate Apps and Services? This is quite interesting—think of it like two people moving in together after getting married and suddenly discovering ...

To put it simply: LINE's goal is to become a "daily essential" super app. Think of LINE today as a giant online lifestyle hub. It started primarily as a communication tool (the town square), but now ...

Okay, let's talk about this topic. Imagine Japan's e-commerce market as a bustling shopping district. Amazon Japan is like the huge, efficient warehouse-style megastore on the street corner.

The term "synergy" might sound technical, but it boils down to combining two companies to create something greater than the sum of their parts.

Has the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of global supply chains, prompting companies to rethink the "offshoring" model? The short answer is: Yes, and it has already spurred significant rethink...

Good, let's dive into this fascinating topic! How has the relationship between “cooperation” and “competition” evolved in a flattened world? Hey, talking about the “flat world” inevitably brings up t...

Hey friend, that's an excellent and really interesting question. It's essentially the core question every businessperson in our era is pondering.

### Insourcing: Inviting External Experts Into Your Own Kitchen Okay, let’s talk about this topic. Imagine you’re someone curious about the business world.

Hey, this question is very interesting! The term "Insourcing" can indeed be a bit tricky, especially in the context of UPS repairing Toshiba laptops—your first thought might be, "Isn't this just outso...

Hey, talking about the concept of "Glocalization," it's really not complicated at all. Just think of McDonald's and you'll get it. McDonald's is a global brand, but in China, you can have the McSpicy ...

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Okay, let's talk about this fascinating topic. Can the Sum of the "Tail" Really Exceed the "Head"? Yes, but It Requires Several Key Conditions.

Hello, that's an excellent question! When the "Long Tail Theory" first emerged, it was like giving everyone working with niche products a huge morale boost.