Visitor Guide to PMI Japan Forum 2016

PMI Japan Forum 2016
Visitor Guide to
PMI Japan Forum 2016
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Date, Venue, and Access to the Forum------------------------------------------------------------------Outline ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Subway Map -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Traveling Tips ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------When in trouble during your stay ----------------------------------------------------------------------Let’s enjoy delicious Food -------------------------------------------------------------------------------Let’s enjoy shopping in Tokyo ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Date, Venue and Access
The PMI Japan Forum 2016
Date: July 9 (Sat.) and July 10 (Sun.), 2016
Venue: Gakujutsu Sogo Center, Tokyo, Japan (学術総合センター)
Address: 2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8430, Japan
Tel: +81-3-4212-2000
http://www.nii.ac.jp/en/about/access/
Access by Subway:
1) 5 minute walk from Exit A8, A9 of JIMBOCHO Station (神保町)
of Tokyo Metro Hanzomon-Line (東京メトロ半蔵門線)/ Toei
Mita-Line (都営三田線) / Toei Shinjuku-Line (都営新宿線)
2) 5 minute walk from Exit 1b of TAKEBASHI Station (竹橋) of
Tokyo Metro Tozai-Line(東京メトロ東西線)
Subway Map : http://www.tokyometro.jp/en/subwaymap/index.html
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Outline
Organizer: PMI Japan Chapter
Theme: “What to do in the Age of Change & Innovation”
Venue: Gakujutsu Sogo Center (Jimbocho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Expected Number of Participants: About 700 people per day, a total of 1,400 people over the two days
Expected Participants: Mainly executives in IT industry who are older than 40 years of age, and
academic experts who have detailed knowledge of Project Management
Invited Lectures
July 9 (Sat)
1. Mr. Hiroshi Yokotsuka: Chairman, Japan Information Technology Service Industry Association
“Digital disruption and Design”
2. Mr. Hiroshi Nishino: Member of Preparation Committee for Digital Business Innovation
Centre; President & CEO, Proseed Corporation
“Digital Business Innovation Centre”
3. Mr. Wagner Maxsen: Director, PMI
“Talent Management: A Strategic Imperative”
4. Mr. Akihiko Hirotani: Representative Director and Chairman, Oriental Consultants Global
“Present and future of consulting engineer”
5. Mr. Kotaro Kiritani: HTV Project manager
“The project management for the production of H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) "Kounotori"”
6. Mr. Kazuhiro Nishihata: Executive Vice President and Director of the Board
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“NTT DATA Challenge Towards a Truly Global IT Player”
7. Ms. Junko Tsuboi: Executive Officer, General Manager of Strategic Branding Dpt., CSV Division
Kirin Company, Limited
“Innovation from Diversity～ Try & Error & Learn in our Marketing”
July 10 (Sun)
8. Mr. Taketoshi Yokemura: General Manager, Director of Business Development Center, Ricoh
Company, Ltd.
“Ricoh Eco Business Development Center Overview and Approach to create an Eco Business”
9. Mr. Koichi Takeda: IBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM Research – Tokyo, IBM Japan, Ltd.
“IBM Watson and Cognitive Computing”
10. Dr. Yoshimune Shiratori: Chief Information Officer of Nagoya University Hospital, and Director
and Clinical Professor of Medical IT Center
“Advanced Approach of Project at Medical IT System”
11. Mr. Kensuke Nakanobo: Director of ABENO HARUKAS Headquarters, KINTETSU REAL
ESTATE
“ABENO HARUKASU Project”
12. Dr. Takashi Maeno: Dean, Graduate School of System Design and Management, Keio University
“Who and which organization can create innovation?”
13. Mr. Mutsuo Kadota: Architect, NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD
“Support the science & technology oriented country from the facility design (Assist scientists to
get Nobel prize)
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Networking in 2014
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Subway Map
http://www.tokyometro.jp/en/subwaymap/index.html
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Traveling Tips
About Japan
August
Av erage
City
Av erage
Rainy Days
Sunny Days
Sapporo
26 C (79 F)
Nighttime
Low
19 C (66 F)
25%
30%
50%
50%
Tokyo
31 C (88 F)
24 C (75 F)
25%
25%
55%
50%
T akayam a
31 C (88 F)
20 C (68 F)
35%
35%
60%
60%
Osaka
33 C (91 F)
25 C (77 F)
20%
25%
70%
70%
Fukuoka
32 C (90 F)
25 C (77 F)
25%
30%
65%
60%
Naha
31 C (88 F)
26 C (79 F)
40%
35%
70%
75%
Daytime High
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August is hot and humid in most of Japan. The conditions are more comfortable in
higher elevations and in Hokkaido, a highly popular destination among outdoor lovers
during the summer months. Many local festivals and fireworks are held in August.
Travel activity is high during the entire month due to summer school holidays, but is
especially intensive during the Obon week in mid August.
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When in trouble during your stay
Need Help?
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Let’s enjoy delicious food in Tokyo
Food
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Let’s enjoy shopping in Tokyo
Shopping
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