Japan Inc: Lessons for North America?

The 28-minute documentary examines how Japan's industry emphasizes collaboration, automation, and productivity. It highlights the cultural differences that shape business competition, contrasting the Japanese approach with North American individualism. The film suggests that the West might find inspiration in Japan's open-concept offices and collaborative work styles.

Produced by ONF | NFB, KCTS Television, and Psychomedia, this film offers insights into the evolving dynamics of the workplace. The documentary provides a snapshot of the industrial landscape of Japan in the early 1980s, making it relevant for collectors interested in business, cultural studies, and documentary filmmaking.