eba (evidence-based approach) culture
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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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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.
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• Joint research • Joint lecture • Student exchange • Business plan contest
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Key success factors
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Understand
Communicate
ADAPT = Take ACTION
• Logically • Constant
• Culture • Working style • ExpectaJon/NEEDS
of company, customers, yourself
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Understand CULTURE DIFFERENCE
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Culture: The set of shared a`tudes, values, goals, and pracJces that characterizes an insJtuJon or organizaJon
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Example of Culture
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Main point at the final sentence written with humble expression
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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
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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
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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?
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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
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What is your DREAM?
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SKILLS
WEALTH
STABLE CAREER
FREEDOM FAMILY
SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION
HIGH POSITION
HAPPINESS
UNIQUENESS
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Big data
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• Wuri: Analyzing • Hendy: Collect & Analyzing • Cakra: Analyzing • Fathia: Analysis • Hafid: Collectà Analyzeà Planormà ApplicaJon development
• Fian: ApplicaJon development