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EBA Business Fieldwork Preworkshop: Introduc3on 1 2015/07/28

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EBA Business Fieldwork Pre-­‐workshop:  Introduc3on  

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2015/07/28  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

EBA  Business  Fieldwork  

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Objec3ves:  •  For  students:    To  learn  about  the  technology-­‐oriented  ongoing  project  and  get  hands-­‐on  experience  

•  For  companies:    To  promote  the  ongoing  Big  Data  Project  driven  by  open  standard  technology  

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Focus  on  research  and  educaJon  on  BIG  DATA    (data  collecJon,  analysis,  and  visualizaJon)  

CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING

AND ACTIONS IN THE FIELD

Deep knowledge and problem finding ability in

[Energy and Environment] [Health Environment] [Disaster and Security]

Scientific analysis with evidence

based approach.

Realizing the solution in the society with innovative way.

Discuss across borders to find out

the solution

EXPERTKNOWLEDGE

GLOBALCOLLABORATION

SKILL

INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

SOCIALINNOVATION

Evidence  Based  Approach  with  Resilience,  InnovaJon  and  Sustainability  

EBA  has  implemented    exclusive  internship  program  to  top  

universiJes  in  Asia •  Take  courses  offered  

by   ASEAN/ Japan  partner  UniversiJes  

•  Visit   ASEAN/Japan  for   fieldwork   and  internships    

•  Gain   Skills   of   EBA  and   Solve   the   global  issues  

http://www.eba-consortium.asia/

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© Keio University 2008-2011. All rights reserved

SOI  Asia,  Asian  wide  university  network.  

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SOI Asia is the university alliance, connecting 28 leading Asian universities in 14 countries by the satellite internet.

www.soi.asia    

•  Joint  research  •  Joint  lecture  •  Student  exchange  •  Business  plan  contest  

School  On  Internet  Asia  

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Environment

©2015  SOI  Asia  

How  to  succeed  in    business  environment  

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©2015  SOI  Asia  

Key success factors

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Understand

Communicate

ADAPT =  Take  ACTION  

•  Logically  •  Constant  

•  Culture  •  Working  style  •  ExpectaJon/NEEDS  

of  company,  customers,  yourself  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Understand  CULTURE  DIFFERENCE  

9 Source:  Richard  Lewis  

Culture:  The  set  of  shared  a`tudes,  values,  goals,  and  pracJces  that  characterizes  an  insJtuJon  or  organizaJon  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Example  of  Culture  

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Main point at the final sentence written with humble expression

©SOI  Asia,  Keio  University  2014.  All  Rights  Reserved.  

Business  phase:    Challenges  OR  Opportuni3es  

Some  companies:  

• Less  English  speaking  • Consensus  

– Slow  decision  making  – Typical  Japanese  e.g.  Tokyo  Uni.    

• Don’t  want  to  change    

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Miscommunica3on  •  Japanese  language  •  Way  of  thinking  (Flexible/strict)  

Leadership  •  Decision  making  •  In  SFC  

2013  (1st  year)   2014  (2nd  year)  

Expecta3on  of  Japanese  companies  

•  NO.  1  preferred  skills  Communica3on  skills  

•  Be  first  penguin  •  Not  giving  up  Challenging  spirits  

•  Do  by  yourself  •  Bring  out  your  best  Independent    

•  Sharing  idea/info  • Work  together  to  achieve  the  common  goals  

Long-­‐term  Collabora3on  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Organiza3on  structure    affects  working  style  

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CEO  

Board  of  Directors    System  development  

Group  Leader  

Team  leader  

Staff  

Group  leader  

Team  leader  

Staff  

Group’s  CEO  CEOs   Company’s  CEO  

Board  of  Director  

Management  

Strategy   MarkeJng   HR  

CTO  

General  manager  

Deputy  Manager  

Manager  

Assistant  manager  

Senior  staff  

staff  

•  Cross  funcJonal/regional  work  •  Free  to  talk/discuss  even  with  CEO  •  Can  propose  new  services  

with  reasonable  plan/  prototype  •  Rapid  expansion  into  new  market  

•  No  cross  funcJonal  work  &  Separate  business  for  HQ  and  oversea  branch  

•  New  staff  might  never  see  CEO  •  Follow  the  orders  from  top  

management  •  Sustainability  is  a  goal  

 FLAT                HIERACHY  

©SOI  Asia,  Keio  University  2014.  All  Rights  Reserved.  

Type  of  employment  

•  1/3/5 years •  No training

•  One department

•  Flexible working hours (maybe) •  LAY-OFF

•  Salary: Performance-based/ Experience-based

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•  No limit duration •  Training: OJT •  Job rotation •  Fix working hours •  NO LAY-OFF •  Salary: Duration in company

Contract  (Short-­‐term)   Permanent  (Long-­‐term)  

Q:  Which  one  do  you  like?  Why?  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Adapta3on:  Case  study  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Case  R  

•  Profile:  – Master  of  Computer  Science  (1st  year)  – No  Japanese  language  proficiency  

•  Situa3on:  – Unfamiliar  project  

•  Ac3on:  – Ask  concrete  quesJons  –  Clarify  the  objecJves  of  project  &  share  what  he  would  like  to  do  and  can  do  then  ask  company’s  expected  outcomes  

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Communica3on  3ps    Ask  concrete  quesJons  

•  Specific  content    – Current  situaJon,  problem,  your  curious  points    – Reasons  why  you  ask  

•  Example:    1.  About requirement A, my understanding is …,I think I will do … à Is it correct? (Ask for confirmation!!) à GOOD

2. Would you have any advice? [only this sentence is NOT GOOD]

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Source:  Nishi  san,  Meiseki  san  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Career  planning  

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©2015  SOI  Asia  

What  is  your  DREAM?  

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SKILLS  

WEALTH  

STABLE  CAREER  

FREEDOM   FAMILY  

SOCIAL  CONTRIBUTION  

HIGH  POSITION  

HAPPINESS  

UNIQUENESS  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Summary: How to success in business environment

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Understand

Communicate

ADAPT =  Take  ACTION  

•  Logically  •  Constant  

•  Culture  •  Work  style  •  Common  needs  

of  company,  customers,  yourself  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Prof.  Masaki  session  

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©2015  SOI  Asia  

Students  

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•  Wuri:  Design  &  infographic  •  Hendra:  Diploma-­‐Digital  media    •  Cakra:  Healthcare  •  Fathia:  transportaJon  open  street  map  data  •  Hafid:  Healthcare  •  Fian:  Networking  &  Digital  Media  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

What  is  big  data?  

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•  Hendy:    – Processà  Share  data  object  – Trust  Google  to  have  his  data  

•  Prof.  Masaki:    – Making  value  and  sensing  data  is  different  –  IMPORTANT:   Try  to  think  how  make  value  from  Big  Data  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Google  model  

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Google     Users  

Data  

Service  

Money  1.  Display  locaJon  detecJon  à AdverJsement  from  Google  2.  Sell  data  to  other  companies  

G-­‐mail  YouTube  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Big  data  

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•  Wuri:  Analyzing  •  Hendy:  Collect  &  Analyzing  •  Cakra:  Analyzing  •  Fathia:  Analysis  •  Hafid:  Collectà  Analyzeà  Planormà  ApplicaJon  development  

•  Fian:  ApplicaJon  development  

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RE  (Solar  panel)  

Car  

Air  CondiJon  

Mobile  

Database  A  P  I  

Service  

Service  

Service  

(Planorm)  

©2015  SOI  Asia  

Summary  

•  Most  important:  How  to  manage  data  •  How  to  create  value  from  twioer  analysis  •  Who  control  data  

à  PoliJcal  issue  

 

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