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Is personal data the new oil?

Nat 2020-05-23 No Comments

Comments by Professor Shishido, Professor Inatani, and Professor Wakameda were published in the Nikkei. What is law in the digital age (multifaceted)? The rapid development of digital technology is not only changing people's lives and corporate activities. If we do not review various regulations, the nature of laws, and even the criminal justice system, Japan will not be able to stay in the global innovation ranks, including in responding to the COVID-19 crisis.

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Towards a post-corona world
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[Fintech Association] Towards a post-COVID world

Nat 2020-04-30 No Comments

Hello. I am Sakimura, who has recently been appointed as an advisor for the Fintech Association of Japan. Today, I would like to announce an online event called "Towards a Post-COVID World" hosted by the Fintech Association of Japan, a little earlier than usual, the day before the event. The event will be held on the 20th.

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My thoughts on "Initiative Q"

Nat 2018-11-04 No Comments

I would like to share my thoughts on "Initiative Q," which has been floating around a lot. Initiative Q is an attempt to create a next-generation payment network based on digital currency that does not rely on existing payment systems such as credit cards. In a sense, it seems similar to virtual currency...

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The cause of Japan's illnesses is "indecision-making disease." Also known as "PDCA disease" or "MBA disease."

Nat 2018-06-11 No Comments

I came across this article on Facebook. After visiting Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, I discovered that "PDCA is the cause of Japan's illness." Are you suffering from the "indecision disease"? http://gendai.ismedia.jp/articles/-/55957 The illness referred to in this article as "indecision disease" is...

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Lesson learned from WannaCry: Stop thinking of software as a purchase

Nat 2017-05-20 No Comments

  An article titled "Warnings ignored: a cyber attack waiting to happen" was published by the Nikkei newspaper. The article states the following: Of course, the primary responsibility lies with Microsoft (MS). The company sells the operating system "Windows" (the target of this attack) and has been providing security services for many years...

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Digital deflation seen in the progress of the Corolla

Nat 2017-05-20 No Comments

An interesting article came up. The safety performance of the 1998 Corolla, 17 years ago, and the current Corolla is like that of a turtle. It said that ANCAP gave the 1998 Corolla a zero-star rating. The sensors showed that the dummy suffered serious injuries to the head, legs, and chest, and the car's score was only 16 points out of XNUMX.

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Economy

So, I made a long-term graph to show how good the stock market is.

Nat 2016-02-15 No Comments

Well, I was sick this New Year, so I wasn't able to look back on the value of stock prices and cash. Recently, stock prices have plummeted, and along with that, I've heard a chorus of people saying, "Don't invest your pension in stocks because it's dangerous," so I stretched the graph a little. Well, even after this drop, cash...

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As we enter the new year, we take a look back at cash values ​​from 2003 to 2014

Nat 2015-01-03 No Comments

In "Looking back on the value of cash in 2014 in the new year," I looked back on the transition of cash value in 2014, but I received criticism that "I should have looked back on the past 2003 years, including the period before and after the Lehman Shock," so I pulled up a graph going back to XNUMX, when exchange rate data was easily available...

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With the new year upon us, we look back at the value of our cash in 2014

Nat 2015-01-02 No Comments

Happy New Year. I look forward to your continued support in the year that marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the war. Well, people are saying that GPIF is crazy for increasing its stock purchase ratio, but I would like to use the data from 2014 to show that this is not the case. Everyone, please take a look at the data from 2014.

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