The Demystification of the Computer
Publisher O'Reilly & Associates, well-known for its user-friendly
computer books, has opened an office in Japan. We talked with Tim O'Reilly
during his recent trip to Tokyo about the challenges and issues of publishing
computer books in Japan.
by Steven Myers
Corporate Japan has approached IT from a different path than the traditional
Western route, thus creating a special set of circumstances and difficulties
for information technology professionals. According to CIO Jem Eskenazi,
the hurdles faced by a foreign IT manager are especially challenging --
but not insurmountable.
by Jem Eskenazi
The Debut of Japanese Internet Appliances
With the first wide-screen Internet TV hitting store shelves in October,
opportunities abound in Japan's Internet appliance market. And several savvy
US companies stand willing and able to profit by their expertise.
by Noriko Takezaki
Time-Saving Tools Xpressly for Quark
If you use English or Japanese QuarkXPress, the QX-Tools extension
package will save both time and frustration.
by John Tyler
Debunking the Myth of Japan Inc.
In Divided Sun,
Scott Callon analyzes the failure of recent Japanese high-profile, high-tech
computer industry projects.
by John Boyd
Insights from the Author of Divided Sun
Author Scott Callon discusses his reasons for writing Divided
Sun, reveals some of the problems he encountered in gathering data for
the book, and highlights several intriguing findings.
by John Boyd
Query Column (10/96): Thomas Caldwell
The Digital Forest (10/96):Forest Linton
BenchMarketing Japan (10/96): Regis McKenna/JD Power
Industry Eye (10/96) by John Boyd
