particularly important in technology management strategy for
emerging markets. In many cases, Japanese products cannot
penetrate “good-enough markets” as they are high-priced and have
excessive functionality and/or quality. Products with high added value
do not necessarily need to be highly priced, and firms need to focus
on lowering costs while raising added value in product development.
Also, the dramatically changing environment in emerging markets
with rapid economic growth requires a system in which the
development of new products rapidly takes account of local needs. It
is important for Japanese firms to develop a systematic response
method that increases the speed of decision-making, if they want to
avoid trailing behind US and European firms, where authority is more
easily transferred to local branches.
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