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  • Linear fuel injection

    Funds are the marketing fuel that drives a company forward. When accelerating a business, a large amount of fuel (funds) is injected. Data integra...
  • Bringing "comfortable customer service" to e-commerce

    We need to abandon the strategy of remaining in our digital fortress and waiting for the late majority to cross the chasm. What physical stores hav...
  • True Hero

    There are online stores where anyone can pay with a credit card. It's actually about shopping online, but even if you visit an online store for the...
  • grandchild consumption

    The government's Tax Commission is considering eliminating disparities in tax burdens depending on the timing of asset transfers. If this is realiz...
  • Rich viewing experience

    In this day and age, when everyone has their own viewing device, we still choose to gather for public viewings. This is exactly the same as the str...
  • The Hourglass Rule

    Management is like an hourglass. When new customers are running out, you can turn the hourglass over and turn the accumulated existing customers i...
  • Defining "success"

    From a VC's perspective, "success" means "exit," but for a startup, it's just a milestone, as there's also the possibility of shutting down after a...
  • Thinking about "business sense"

    Successful managers all have a solid "philosophy" and "innovation" that other companies don't have. The "aesthetics of balance" that maintains thi...
  • AI and Common Sense

    Let's show this image to an AI and ask it to infer the "common sense" behind the scene. Q: "Why is the man in the foreground pointing at the m...
  • From burden to momentum

    Traditionally, it was sales that sold products, but in recent years it has been products that sold products, but in the future it will be the commu...
  • Regenerative and "Kintsugi"

    Unraveling the latest business models in the West can sometimes lead us to ancient Japanese culture and business practices. Regenerative design is ...
  • A two-for-one deal

    This is Company A's first M&A with an aggregator, and its second IPO. A VC that invests in both can experience two exits with a single startup. By ...