1. Analysis of Japanese
Semiconductor Industries
Reporter: Chen Xinge Jin Yong
11 October 2012

2. Abstract
5.Conclusions and Suggestions
4.Why Samsung rise sharply?
3.Why Japan fall behind ?
2.Why Japan achieved success?
1.Brief
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3. 1.Brief
Reached Peak
Entered DRAM
Market
Obtained Decline
technical
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4. 2.1Why Japan achieved success?
Measures of Success Results
Technial Model Got Competitive Advantage(CA)
Import & Imtitation Got Technology as a Competion
Cooperation and Government Weapon
Support Set foot in Semiconductor
Catch up and Surpass Industries
Cultivating CA
Development Model Avoided Strong Attack from
Government Protect American Companys
Commercial Drive Got Substantial Capital for Better
Developing
Consolidating CA
Managemnet Model Demand pull,Sucessufully Satisfy
Market Orinentation Customers
Global Competition Became Strong Country of
Semiconductor Industries
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5. 2.2 Why Japan achieved success?
e top 5 companies in vacuum tubes, transistors and IC
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6. 2.3 Why Japan achieved success?
Semiconductor
Companies Global Sales
Rankings
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7. 3.1Why Japan fall behind ?
Corporate Strategy Innovation Model
Business Model
Lack of Business Process
Outsourcing
Narrow Product Strategy
Bad Competition Strategy
Management Mechanism
Inefficient
Excessive Diversification Technology Strength
Failed to forecast new
Lack of Original Technology
trend in industry
Manufacture Orientated not
development
Failed to note changing Technology,refrained from
competition structure investing in microprocessor
Bad Envirnomental technology
Didn't grasb Cutting-edge
Consciousness
Industries Insight technology
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8. 3.2Why Japan fall behind ?
The global share of major companies (1982 - 1993)
Source: Hiroyuki Itami, "Nippon no Handotai Sangyo, Naze Mitsu no Gyakuten ha Okotta ka",
Japan Broadcast Publishing, Co. Ltd., 1995
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9. 3.3Why Japan fall behind ?
DRAM Concentration Ratio by Company (1982 - 1993)
Source: Hiroyuki Itami, "Nippon no Handotai Sangyo, Naze Mitsu no Gyakuten ha Okotta ka",
Japan Broadcast Publishing, Co. Ltd., 1995
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10. 3.4Why Japan fall behind ?
global DRAM share of major companies (1982 - 1993)
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C20 pa n y (%
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1 982 1983 1 984 1 985 1 986 1 987 1 988 1 989 1 990 1 991 1 992 1 993 Ye a r
Source: Hiroyuki Itami, "Nippon no Handotai Sangyo, Naze Mitsu no Gyakuten ha Okotta ka",
Japan Broadcast Publishing, Co. Ltd., 1995
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11. 4.Why Korea Rise Sharply ?
Contributions to Success Results
Strategy
Globalization
Concentrating Strategy
Low Cost
Right Competition Strategy
Technology
Huge financing power
Supports Technology Research
Industries Insight
Sucessfully Grasb Market
Trend 2002 Global DRAM share
Execellent Envirnomental
Consciousness Source: Nikkei Shimbun, June 4, 2003
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12. 5.Conclusions and Suggetions
Stragety
From Diversification to Concentriti
1 Integration of related coporation fine resourc
Strip bad assets and non-core business
Business Model
2 Business Process Outsourcing
Foucs on Research not Manufacture
Innovation
3 Technology Innovation
Management Innovation
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13. Thank you ！
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