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BBCより。
未だにベンチャー企業でエクセルでスケジュール管理をしているという話から始まるこの話。
日本はビジネスが下手、という。
また、ベンチャー投資もノーリスクの感覚でしか投資をしてもらえないので、自らの貯金などがないとベンチャーをスタートさせるのも難しいということ。
上手くいっている企業はソフトバンクの孫氏のように海外で勉強をしてきた人だ・・・というお話。
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20130820-plugging-japans-start-up-gap
Can Japan reboot its anti-innovation start-up culture?

Japan has long been hailed as one of the world’s most developed nations. But when it comes to innovation, things are less rosy. Why is it stifling its start-ups?

Japanese start-up entrepreneur Masayoshi Hashimoto believes he knows where the country’s IT industry is getting its guidance from; the Czech surrealist author and satirist Franz Kafka.

“Working for a Japanese web services firm, I couldn’t believe how badly things were done,” he says. “We had everyone managing projects using Excel. Excel, I ask you! It beggars belief. But managers here like the old ways.” When changes were suggested he was stonewalled.

Venting his irritation on Twitter led him to a conversation about the business practices afflicting Japan’s tech sector with a fellow malcontent. One face-to-face meeting later, he quit his job to form a company with his new comrade rebel with and created the website Paradiseware, which helps businesses manage projects more efficiently.