by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Nov 15, 2015 | Strategy, Tactical
The businessman in me couldn’t help but pick up on the curious differences between Japanese and Western business culture. They fascinated me and I figured they would fascinate you too.
by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Sep 26, 2015 | Brand, Research, Strategy, Tactical
I have come to find that most small business owners are wrongly prioritizing their marketing efforts. As a result, they are making marketing mistakes that they can’t afford to make simply because they might not know any better.
by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Aug 14, 2015 | Brand, Strategy
Apple seems to transcend the typical supply and demand model that is taught in first year economics classes. Its product pricing doesn’t reflect the change in the supply or demand of its products.
by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Jun 19, 2015 | Strategy
Ultimately, market research enabled the British army to outsmart the Nazis and helped them win the war.
by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Apr 3, 2015 | Brand, Strategy
The truth is that it doesn’t matter if [client’s] are right or wrong. What matters more is how situations are dealt with when a customer confronts your company with a problem.
by Taro Abarbanel-Uemura | Mar 19, 2015 | Brand, Strategy
These models were not only beautifully designed, but surpassed the BMW 3 series, the long-standing segment benchmark, in performance. The real value was that this timeless design, power and luxury could be had at a lesser price than the Bimmer.
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