Recruitment Now Open for the 17th Term of the MOT Research Group Focused on Technology Management
Open Enrollment for the 17th Term of MOT Research Group
The Japan Management Association, headed by President Takaharu Gohuku and based in Shibuya, Tokyo, has announced the commencement of recruitment for its 17th term of the MOT (Management of Technology) Research Group. This session is aimed at individuals in technology and research development departments and will feature valuable practical case studies aimed at enhancing technological management strategies.
Overview of the 17th Term of the MOT Research Group
- - Theme: Strategies for Research and Development in Commercialization and Revenue Generation
- - Dates: July 18, 2025 (Friday) to November 12, 2025 (Wednesday) [5 sessions in total]
- - Venue: Seminar room at the Osaka Science and Technology Center (1-8-4 Utsubohonmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka) and others.
- - Instructors:
- Special Lecture for Session 5: Mari Yoshida, Associate Professor, Kobe University Graduate School of Business Administration
- - Practical case studies:
- TDK Corporation
- DIC Corporation
- - Company visit: Shimadzu Corporation (Naka-ku, Kyoto)
Target Audience
This program is primarily directed at managers and leaders in research and development, technology, and planning departments. The session is limited to 30 participants to ensure an effective learning environment.
Participation Fees (for the entire 5 sessions):
- - Single Registration: 99,000 yen for members / 143,000 yen for non-members (tax included)
- - Two Registrations: 165,000 yen for members / 209,000 yen for non-members (tax included)
*For further details and application, please visit the following URL: MOT Research Group Registration
Features and Approach of the Research Group
Participants will learn about technology management through various guest lectures and company visits, gaining a multi-faceted understanding of its principles and practices. Each session will end with a Q&A, discussions, and exchanges of opinions, all coordinated by the lead instructors. Networking opportunities will also be provided through social gatherings to foster relationships among participants. After the completion of all sessions, a collection of materials, including lecture notes, will be presented to participants.
Program Schedule
| Date | Content |
|---|---|
| ----- | ---- |
| July 18 (Fri) | Session 1 - SPACECOOL Inc.: "Development of Radiative Cooling Materials and Their Social Implementation" |
| August 27 (Wed) | Session 2 - Company Visit: Shimadzu Corporation: "Open & Closed Strategies for Intellectual Property Aiming at Market Creation" |
| September 19 (Fri) | Session 3 - TDK Corporation: "Initiatives for TDK Transformation in Corporate R&D" |
| October 24 (Fri) | Session 4 - DIC Corporation: "Overcoming the Valley of Death and Darwin's Sea in Business" |
| November 12 (Wed) | Session 5 - Special Lecture: "Utilizing Effectuation in New Business Development" |
Contact & Application
To inquire about or register for the MOT Research Group, please contact the Japan Management Association Kansai Headquarters - MOT Research Group Office (Asakawa):
〒550-0004 1-8-4 Utsubohonmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka Science and Technology Center, 5th Floor
Tel: 06-6443-6962
Fax: 06-6441-4319
E-mail: ksosaka@noma.or.jp
About the Japan Management Association (NOMA)
Founded in 1949 as the Japan Association for Business Efficiency, NOMA has been dedicated to modernizing and enhancing the efficiency of management in Japan. Its fundamental belief is to promote harmony between management, humanity, and science in order to contribute to the development of a sustainable society. In collaboration with its clients, NOMA continues to drive innovation for the management of tomorrow's Japan.
For more information, visit the Japan Management Association’s website: NOMA
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