Japan Inc: Lessons for North America?
This short documentary is an absorbing study of Japanese business and industry. Discipline and productivity in Japan are much more regimented than in many other parts of the world. For the 110 million Japanese, survival means doing things together, rather than asserting a 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.
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This short documentary is an absorbing study of Japanese business and industry. Discipline and productivity in Japan are much more regimented than in many other parts of the world. For the 110 million Japanese, survival means doing things together, rather than asserting a 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.
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réalisateurKalle Lasn
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producteurKalle Lasn
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montageKalle Lasn
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producteur exécutifJohn TaylorPeter JonesJohn Coney
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scénarioJoe Wiesenfeld
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caméraBill SchmalzYukio YamashitaFumio Sakuma
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mixagePaul Sharpe
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narrateurStan PetersHideo Iso
