New Strategies for New Challenges Corporate Innovation in the United States and Japan (1999) / Chapter Skim
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He calls for developing a theoretical framework to understand Japan's system of innovation. 3 According to the more formal definition, demand articulation is " a dynamic interaction of technological activities that involves integrating potential demands into a product concept and decomposing this product concept into development agendas for its individual component technologies." Fumio Kodama, " National System of Demand Articulation and its International Implications," a presentation made at the bilateral meeting of the Task Force on Corporate Innovation, Makuhari, Japan, September 12-13, 1994.
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demand-pull analysis and how it can be used as an analytical tool. ~ This concept was described by Sei-ichi Takayanagi at the meeting of the U.S.-Japan Corporate Innovation Task Force (September 11-13, 1994)
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