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Page 1: Shoya Otaka in Japan? - kimzemi.weebly.com

Why new technology and products diffusion is slowin Japan

- Multimethod analysis of PEST+C (Culture) -

Tohoku university

Kim seminar

Team iBurigakko

Shoya Otaka

Shimpei Kusuno

Momoko Sato

Misato Shudo

Takuma Chida

Tomoki Nonomura

1

2SourceAccenture

AI Speaker Penetration (2017)

3

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

SourceJapan Credit Card Association

4SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Why new technology and products diffusion is slow in Japan

5

6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

Page 2: Shoya Otaka in Japan? - kimzemi.weebly.com

2SourceAccenture

AI Speaker Penetration (2017)

3

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

SourceJapan Credit Card Association

4SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Why new technology and products diffusion is slow in Japan

5

6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

Page 3: Shoya Otaka in Japan? - kimzemi.weebly.com

3

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

SourceJapan Credit Card Association

4SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Why new technology and products diffusion is slow in Japan

5

6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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4SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Why new technology and products diffusion is slow in Japan

5

6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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Why new technology and products diffusion is slow in Japan

5

6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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6

7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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7SourceJapan Credit Card Association

Mobile Payment Penetration (2016)

8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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8SourceIMF

Smartphone Penetration (2016)

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

9

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

10

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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Development of innovation diffusion

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

11

Diffusion theory by Rogers(Rogers1971)

Development of diffusion models

(Bass1969Kalish1985Defuantet al2005)

International comparison

(Telliset al2002Vanet al2003KataOuchi2015)

How do national culture

affect diffusion

viewpoint of external

environment is not enough

12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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12

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

13

Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Agenda

1Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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14

PEST analysis(Kotler2006 48)

PPolitics Factor

EEconomic Factor

SSociety Factor

TTechnology Factor

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

15

2009-2012

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea16

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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Methodology of PEST analysis

Factors Representative

indexhypothesis

Political factor Policyrsquos effectiveness

Economic factor Nominal GDP per capita

Social factor Demography

Technological factor RampD expenditure per RampD

worker17

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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Political factor

18

Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Political factor

H1Policys

effectiveness

19

Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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Comparison of policies

20

JAPAN KOREA

Number 4 12

Content Promote mainly

utilization of ICT

Promote diffusion

of smartphone

Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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Political factor

21

Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

92

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Economic factor

22

Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Economic factor

H2Nominal

GDP per capita

23

Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Smartphone penetration and GDP per capita

$-

$1000000

$2000000

$3000000

$4000000

$5000000

$6000000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(Nominal GDP per capita) Korea(Nominal GDP per capita) Japan Korea24

Nominal GDP per capita in Korea

was lower than Japanese one

Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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Economic factor

25

Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

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Social factor

26

Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

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50

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70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

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Social factor

H3Demography

27

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan Korea

Korean penetration

grew rapidly

28

Smartphone penetration(2009-2012)

Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

httpswwwnagoyanzcomai-speakerhttpsglobal-marketing-labocom2017112810054httpswwwhakuhodocojpmarketingschoolspecialkotlerhtml

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Change rate of penetration by age from 2011 to 2012

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

13-19 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan(Change rate) Korea(Change rate)

Change rate of 40rsquos and

50rsquos was high in Korea

29

0

20

40

60

80

100

10s 20s 30s 40s 50s

Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

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Japan Korea 30

Japanese penetration was lessthan Korea in all ages

Smartphone penetration by age(2012)

Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

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2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

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Social factor

31

Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

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60

70

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90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

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77

78

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82

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85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Technological factor

32

Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

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Technological factor

H4RampD expenditure

per RampD worker

33

Smartphone penetration and RampD expenditure per RampD worker(2009-2012)

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2009 2010 2011 2012

Japan(RampD expenditure per RampD worker) Korea(RampD expenditure per RampD worker)Japan(penetration) Korea(penetration)

34

RampD expenditure per RampD worker in

Korea was lower than Japanese one

Technological factor

35

36

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

37

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

-

httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

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Technological factor

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

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Technological factor

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

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77

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89

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91

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Agenda

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httpcore-tecinfo

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1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Agenda

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httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Agenda

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httpcore-tecinfo

38

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

39

Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

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81

82

83

84

85

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Hofstede 6 indexies expresses

National culture quantitatively

By Hofstede Bond MichaelH and Misho

Culture

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

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90

91

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6 dimensions of Hofstede index

Power

distance

Uncertainty

avoidance

Short term

oriented

IndividualismMasculinity

Indulgence

40

41

Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Dimension Correlation

Power distance -018

Individualism -013

Masculinity -046

Uncertainty avoidance -045

Short-term oriented -036

Indulgence 025

Large negative correlation

What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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What is masculinity

42

Social gender roles

are clearly distinct

Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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Index Power distance

Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance

Short-term orientation

Indulgence

Japan 54 46 95 92 88 42

Korea 60 18 39 85 100 29

Hofstede index in Japan and Korea

43

566 28 7 12 13

Big differences in

masculinity

44

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

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80

81

82

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85

86

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90

91

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Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

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82

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91

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Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

survey

Questionnaire

survey

45

Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Subjects of preliminary questionnaire survey

Subjects University student and graduate

nationality Japan

The number 67 Japanese

46

Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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Purpose of preliminary questionnaire survey

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

47

The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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The results of preliminary questionnaire survey

48

AI speaker

Mobile payment

Masculinity

Negative

influence

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

httpswwwchaku2jpcolumn846httpswwwgizmodojp201806apple-selfdriving-patenthtml

httpsmotohashi-yutacomentry20170527203104httpsbusinessecosystemunisyscojpsuper-smart-societyhttpsmobilelinemesupportiphone

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Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

49

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

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85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Subjects of interview survey

50

Japan

Subjects University student and graduate

Nationality Japan

The number 16 Japanese

1iterature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Purpose of interview survey

Masculinity

51

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Example of Interview Survey

Do you want to buy AI

speakers

No because A

No because A

MAS

60

MAS

66852

Oh they have a common

Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Results of survey and researchSelf trust

Self trust

Masculinity

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

53

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Definition of 5 constructs

54

Self trustConcern at the time

of product purchase

Intangible

consumption

Adoptive

Innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

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Analysis flow

Preliminary

questionnaire

survey

Interview

surveyQuestionnaire

survey

55

Masculinity has

negative influence

on technology acceptance

5 constructs

derived from masculinity

Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

71

Difficult

Practical implication

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

72

Effective

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

73

74

Dramatic technological changes

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Thank you for listening

75

References

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

画像

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Subjects of questionnaire survey

56

Subjects University student and graduate

Subject Japan and Korea

The number 200 Japanese147 Korean

Purpose of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

57

Purpose of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

58

The results of questionnaire survey①

Masculinity average

VS506 482

60

The results of questionnaire survey②

Self trust

Intangible

consumption

Concern at the time

of product purchase

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

New technology

AcceptanceMasculinity

The result of questionnaire survey③

61

Adoptive innovatieness

Creative innovatieness

28 31

33 36

Low<

Creative

innovativeness

Adoptive

innovativeness

TechnologyacceptanceMasculinity

Conclusion of C analysis

Negative correlationPositive influence

+

+

Low

62

lt

The factors that

delay the

diffusion of new

technology in Japan

63

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

64

Agenda

1 Literature Review

2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

Purpose of research

Why

PEST+C analysis

Purpose

of research

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

We clarifiedhellip

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

66

We clarifiedhellip

67

Technology

acceptance

Adoptive

innovativeness

Creative

innovativeness

Negative influence

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ①

68

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

69

Masculinity (2018)

Masculinity (1983)

506 482

95 39

Change

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

Academic implication ②

Masculinity score

The other score of Hofstede indexes

These scores might be changed

1Literature Review 2PEST analysis 3C analysis 4Discussion

70

Practical implication

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innovativeness

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innovativeness

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AcceptanceMasculinity

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Masculinity average

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Self trust

Intangible

consumption

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of product purchase

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innovativeness

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diffusion of new

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2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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Negative correlationPositive influence

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2 PEST analysis

3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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Negative correlationPositive influence

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3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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Negative correlationPositive influence

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diffusion of new

technology in Japan

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1 Literature Review

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3 C(Culture) analysis

4 Discussion

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4 Discussion

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of research

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acceptance

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