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Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by taurath on Monday May 17, 2021 @12:18AM (#27180007)
> Japan is very very behind in IT/digitalization compared to most western countries. This doesn't just mean it's behind in product portfolio and quality, but that perception of software engineer & managers and still quite behind.

Have you used anything digital in Japan? I find the interfaces to be fast, user friendly, and energy dense. Far better quality than what most of the western software people put out. You might need to clarify what you mean by behind - just business culture?

Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by asutekku on Monday May 17, 2021 @02:16AM (#27180521)
What? The digital interfaces in Japan looked and felt like they were at least 10 years behind the curve. And if "energy dense" you mean that every single possible option was crammed to a small screen estate then sure.
Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by throayobviousl on Monday May 17, 2021 @12:21AM (#27180017)
Is it a coincidence that sony and nintendo have horrendous online offerings?
Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by kevin_thibedeau on Monday May 17, 2021 @05:27AM (#27181541)
I have a personal lifetime ban on buying Panasonic/Matsushita products because of the cruddy alpha quality firmware they built into a dvd player. It crashed 100% of the time when playing CDs among many other unforgivable flaws. Their fix in the revised model was to put a reset button on the front panel. Japan cannot manage complex software without a lot of time and manpower.
Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by chrisjharris on Monday May 17, 2021 @07:32AM (#27182297)
I can see that you mean well but I really cannot agree with this statement.
Re:CEO behind Japan’s best-performing stock says his secret ... by taurath on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @03:08AM (#27191971)
I feel as though I was thinking about web applications for major companies and everyone else was thinking of software for built in electronics, which I agree is awful