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Center for Research in Business Administration Director
Professor Naoki WAKABAYASHI
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(１) Seminars on Demand
Seminars on Demand aims to support the development of business, economic and social activities by responding to requests from external organizations, and conducting seminars or activities for these organizations by sharing the educational and research results accumulated at the university. These seminars are not only offered for domestic businesses and organizations, but are also available to overseas universities and businesses.
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(２) Support for building an effective business model
Building on the development of an advanced information- and service-oriented society as well as trends in social systems and international standardization, we support the development, analysis, and evaluation of effective business models for each business entity within the current social and economic environment.
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(３) Support for entrepreneurship for regional revitalization
To address the challenges of a declining and aging population, it is essential to look within the community to create livelihoods, jobs, and opportunities for enjoyment. We will conduct joint research to provide human resource development education and establish new mechanisms for local municipalities and organizations to build sustainable communities through local entrepreneurship.
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(４) International exchange through education and research activities
In addition to supporting the overseas expansion activities of Japanese companies, promoting exchanges with foreign companies and individuals visiting Japan for business or tourism purposes has become an urgent task. Educational and research institutions play a key role in helping people understand Japan’s rich culture and traditions, while fostering mutually beneficial exchange activities. In collaboration with local companies and organizations, we support such international exchanges through education and research initiatives.
To address a wide range of management challenges, the Center for Research in Business Administration, along with faculty and staff from the Graduate School of Management, the Graduate School of Economics, and the Graduate School of Engineering, will collaborate with related companies and organizations both domestically and internationally, and will promote activities in a timely manner. We welcome anyone interested in our work to get in touch with us.