■16 February, 2000 Yoko Takeda Assistant Professor, Center for Global Communications, International University of Japan ‘Impacts of 3D-CAD as Media on Product Development and the Division of Labor’ |
■7 February, 2000 Reiko Aoki Professor, University of Auckland ‘Public Disclosure of Patent Applications, R&D, and Welfare’ |
■17 January, 2000 Michael A. Cusumano Professor, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology ‘Update on Netscape and Microsoft’ |
■14 January, 2000 Yoichiro Murakami Professor, Division of Humanities, International Christian University ‘Scientific Research Changing’ |
■15 December, 1999 Richard Whitley Professor, Manchester Business School Visiting Professor, Institute of Innovation Research, Hitotsubashi University ‘Business Systems, Firm Types and Patterns of Innovation’ |
■6 December, 1999 Markus Kurscheidt Alice Amsden Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology ‘Knowledge-based Assets and Economic Development’ |
■15 November, 1999 Keun Lee Associate Professor, School of Economics, Seoul National University ‘Technological Regimes and Organizational Selection in the Evolution of Industry: A History-friendly Model of the D-RAM industry’ |
■8 November, 1999 Hee-Jae Cho Research Associate, IMD-International Institute for Management Development ‘An Empirical Investigation of the Relationships among Knowledge Creation, Organizational Learning, and Firm Performance of Foutune 1000 Companies’ |
■5 October, 1999 Paul Geroski Professor, London Business School ‘Modeling the Population Dynamics of Markets’ |
■11 June, 1999 Fumio Kodama Professor, Research Center for Advanced Economic Engineering ‘A Theory of Industry Creation and Technology Evolution Cycle’ |
■3 June, 1999 Henry W. Chesbrough Associate Professor, Harvard Business School, and Ken Kusunoki Associate Professor, Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy Hitotsubashi University ‘The Modularity Trap: Innovation, Technology Phase-shifts, and Resulting Limits of Virtual Organizations’ |
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