Watch this video of Houshi

28 Aug Watch this video of Houshi

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Watch this video of Houshi https://vimeo.com/114879061 and ask a question. Here are

some examples:

1. What other changes could Houshi encounter after the daughter inherits the

business?

With a change in tradition and the daughter taking over the family business, what else about the

company could change as a result of a new era?

2. What do you think the future has in store for Houshi?

As we saw during class, the Houshi was founded 1,300 years ago and ran by 46 generations of

the same family. The tradition is, the oldest son of the next generation will take over.

Unfortunately, the heir to Houshi passed away. Upon this, the daughter, Hisae, took over the

son’s responsibilities. In the video, she seems very unenthusiastic about the whole ordeal. She

mentioned that she liked what she was studying when she went to university.

With this being said, do you think she will continue to go against what she wants in order to

uphold the Houshi tradition?

What do you think the future looks like as far as next generations for the Houshi?

Lastly, how would you handle the burden of having to take over the family business and not be

able to do what you truly want in life?

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example: Follow these formats or samples:

1. Will it be possible for an organization to thrive without keeping up with technology

such as big data? How different will they look?

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doing so, they can place ads that cater to our searches and interests.

Retail companies such as Zara use a chip technology that allows them to quickly take inventory

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technology, would they still be as successful today?

2. What impact do you believe the crisis of a chip shortage will have on organizations?

Kyoto, a chip maker for Toyota, Honda, and Ford is struggling to meet demand for these car

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