新家族主义佳能的共企业培训生型公司治理（New family ism Canons corporate trainee based corporate governance）.docVIP

新家族主义佳能的共企业培训生型公司治理（New family ism Canons corporate trainee based corporate governance） American, German, Japanese governance is not a perfect formula; its good to insist on yourself and study hard About the meaning of Canon (CANON) name, there are two kinds of statements, one is KWANON, and two is CANNON. As a company name, CANON is CANON, and what it means is probably not important. However, two people given the meaning of vocabulary, it is symbolic of the two cultures: the image of Canon as “ rdquo, ldquo Canon advocated Guanyin; ” symbiosis; concept, and will earnestly implement into all aspects of corporate behavior; as “ rdquo, a cannon; Canon well complete the startup of “ down Leica ” dream. The Germans can make cameras. Why cant the Japanese? Born in Hiroshima, Yoshida Goro in 1900, he got a camera from his brother when he was a primary school student. He was so obsessed with it that he took it apart and assembled it. As an adult, Yoshida Goro went into the movies, repaired and made movie projectors. Yoshida Goro often travels to Shanghai for the purchase of raw materials for film projectors. In Shanghai, Yoshida Goro was laughed at by an American businessman: ldquo, cant you Japanese make big warships? Why cant such a little machine be made? Why should we buy? rdquo, stimulated Yoshida Goro thought, ldquo, projectors, and cameras smaller than projectors. German Leica can make it. Why cant we Japanese? ” Yoshida Goros idea of producing a camera was supported by his brother-in-law, Uchida Miro. After graduating from the law department of University of Tokyo, Uchida Miro entered the 31 securities business. The autobiography by Japanese Industry Federation commander Ayukawa Yisuke “ the lack of resources in Japan, will often think of high-tech career rdquo mind; that, Uchida Miro was determined to make the camera work together with Yoshida Goro. In November 1933, Yoshida Goro and Uchida Miro co founded the Canon Co in Tokyo, the predecessor of the Institute of