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1. www.nippon.com › en › columnA Century of Matsushita Kōnosuke and His People-First Philosophy

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   Mar 7, 2018 · Matsushita once summarized his own philosophy as follows: “We should value people and regard them as important.”. These words encapsulate his view of human life. People should respect and ...

2. holdings.panasonic › konosuke-matsushitaThe Founder, Konosuke Matsushita - Panasonic

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   Matsushita Memorial Library This Library aims to present a wide range of Konosuke Matsushita's thoughts that give deep insight into his life, way of thinking, his management philosophy and his ideas on the governing of a nation, together with his perspectives on world politics.

3. holdings.panasonic › global › corporateThe 94-year Path of Konosuke Matsushita - Panasonic

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   Age 80 (1975) New Year's calligraphy. Age 88 (Dec. 1982) Portrait. Here you can learn about the path of Konosuke Matsushita's 94-year life, enjoy 30 selected gems of Konosuke's wisdom, digests of past special exhibitions held at the Konosuke Matsushita Museum, online exhibition content, and more.

4. atouchofbusiness.com › biographies › konosuke-matsushitaHere is a look into the Konosuke Matsushita Story

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   May 25, 2024 · Konosuke Matsushita. Konosuke Matsushita lived a long, fulfilling life. He touched and inspired many through his company, leadership style, training institutions, and contributions to Japan’s postwar economy. His philosophy on business management earned him the title “the god of management,” which still stands in Japan.

5. holdings.panasonic › global › corporateMaking People Before Products - Panasonic Museum

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   中文. Making People Before Products. Many years ago, if a customer asked, "What does Matsushita Electric make?" I told my then-young employees to answer, "We make people, and at the same time we make electrical goods." At that time, I felt that an enterprise was made of people, that those people must first be trained and cultivated, and that ...

6. lsin.panasonic.com › konosukematsushitafounder - Panasonic

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   Panasonic founder Konosuke Matsushita was born on November 27, 1894 in Wasamura, a faming village that is now part of Wakayama City. His father was a small landowner and prominent member of the community, and Konosuke, the youngest of eight children, enjoyed a comfortable early childhood.

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   What is Matsushita's philosophy?

   • Matsushita once summarized his own philosophy as follows: “We should value people and regard them as important.” These words encapsulate his view of human life. People should respect and value one another, and love humanity without discrimination. People should behave with responsibility.

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   What was Matsushita's business management philosophy?

   • Strange as it may seem, boosting the company profits was only of secondary significance in Matsushita’s business management philosophy. More than anything else, he prioritized the happiness and satisfaction of his employees. He always encouraged his employees and wanted them to take pride in their work.

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   What did Konosuke Matsushita do?

   • In 1985, Konosuke was called on to present the first Japan Prize, an award that he, himself, was instrumental in establishing. The Japan Prize honors progress in science and technology, and contributions to peace and prosperity. On April 27, 1989, at age 94, Konosuke Matsushita, founder of Panasonic, departed the world he had changed so much.

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   How did Konosuke Matsushita start his business?

   • He begins doing business with help from Mumeno and Toshio Iue, with an improved attachment plug as his first product Here you can learn about the path of Konosuke Matsushita's 94-year life, enjoy 30 selected gems of Konosuke's wisdom, digests of past special exhibitions held at the Konosuke Matsushita Museum, online exhibition content, and more.

   The 94-year Path of Konosuke Matsushita - Panasonic Museum

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   What was Matsushita's mission as an entrepreneur?

   • Matsushita’s maxim about his mission as an entrepreneur has become well known. His job, he said, was to produce and offer “good products that are cheap and in plentiful supply.” Many people believe that the main objective of a business owner should be to increase profits. But Matsushita was different.

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   Does Matsushita Electric make people before products?

   • Making People Before Products Many years ago, if a customer asked, "What does Matsushita Electric make?" I told my then-young employees to answer, "We make people, and at the same time we make electrical goods."

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8. link.springer.com › content › pdfKonosuke Matsushita’s Humanistic Management - Springer

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   Konosuke Matsushita’s Humanistic Management Naoki Kuriyama Introduction Konosuke Matsushita (1894–89), the founder of Panasonic, a very successful and broadly representative business leader in the post-war Japan, was a role model to Japanese managers. He was referred to as ‘the god of management’. He founded the original company, Matsushita