Japanese companies now see digital transformation (DX) as a way to create new business models or modify existing ones by taking advantage of new digital technologies. And many firms in the real estate and construction center are leading the pack. “The country as a whole has realized the importance of accelerating DX. As Japan moves towards further digitization, this is a great opportunity for our company,” says Noboru Okubo, President and CEO of Uchida Yoko, which has worked with a diverse range of public and private sector clients on a variety of different projects, including ICT and environmental solutions for schools, offices and governmental facilities.
The prime minister of Guyana, H.E. Samuel Hinds, pointed out to the United World team what is moving the country forward and Guyana’s strategies for further developing trade.
A company with 129 years of history, Murakami Lumber is a leading Japanese supplier of logs, lumber and pre-cut wooden products, chiefly catering to B2B clients in the housing construction sector.
From the invention of a revolutionary hydraulic lathe to the development of leading-edge pick-and-place machines, Fuji’s pursuit of innovation has been present throughout its history.
With over 50,000 reagents, Kanto Chemical is developing unique and innovative technologies to support research and manufacturing of the ever-growing semiconductor and life science sectors.
Founded in 1953, TOYO Corporation is the leading provider of advanced measurement instruments and systems in Japan. The company is on a mission to provide original solutions to emerging industries such as automotive, telecommunications, and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) around the world. In this interview, president, Toshiya Kohno, explains how TOYO’s commitment to creating original, innovative and high-quality solutions, along with delivering great pre and after-sales service and satisfaction for customers across its business units, provides a formidable business model for the company.
Insights into Japan's construction industry, the role of Chodai, and their pursuit of innovation, safety, and sustainability for infrastructure development amidst demographic shifts and emerging challenges.
President Nakagawa unveils Kubota Group's enduring vision for a sustainable future through our exclusive interview.
