November 1995
Vol. 2, No. 10
 JAB Software Quality Registration Program: The Controversy Continues Based on an August 31 joint announcement by JAB and ANSI,
world press reported that an agreement had been reached in the software
quality registration controversy. Exclusive follow-up research by
Computing Japan, however, reveals disagreement about the
agreement.
by Steven Myers
There are thousands of Web pages with terabytes of information
about Japan. The question is: Where do you start?
by Wm. Auckerman
Looking for information about exporting to Japan, the address
of the nearest Japanese embassy, or a translation of the new Product
Liability Law? Point your browser at the appropriate ministry Web
site.
by Wm. Auckerman
A brief demographic profile of Japanese Web users.
by John Drake
Whether for advertising and PR, or to streamline work processes,
the Internet has great potential as an effective business tool, especially
for small start-ups.
by John Boyd
Could Japan become a world leader in digital commerce technology?
Is NTT the culprit or merely the scapegoat of Japan's telecommunications
woes? Computing Japan talks with Joichi Ito and Cyrus
Shaoul of Eccosys about the evolution of the Japanese Internet and the
business opportunities it presents.
by Wm. Auckerman
If you're still running an analog business, here are some
useful suggestions for getting your office on the digital track.
by John Tyler
The Sept./Oct. issue offered a look at the status and current
trends of ISDN in Japan. This month, we expand on the topic with an examination
of its potential as a corporate communications tool.
by Forest Linton
Computing Japan talks with Jeff Shapard of PSINet
and Vince Gebes of PSI Japan about telecommunication technology
issues.
by R.A. Lemos
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