Title: Not really about about DoCoMo
Review: This book doesn't give a clear understanding of DoCoMo and it's mechanisms.It's more of an unctious eulogy about people at Do-Co-Mo and the enterprise itself.What we learn: Keichi Tachikawa had a keen sense of inequality, former Chairman Ohkochi is impatient, impatient etc., Keichi Enoki seems to be the lucky guy.This is a latter day celebration of a Japanese enterprise. The rendering of the story could have been influenced heavily by the style of a communist storyteller, writing a biography of communist saint Breshnew or marshal Shukow.Few facts. Tons of incense. Sprinklings of modern management thought.Not devoid of facts, but these are incoherently interspersed into a rambling storytelling about all and everything.This book did waste my time and continuous factless ramblings made me feel angry at times.
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