Notes on Transformation
Mayumi + Mike, Mayumi Nakamura Birt, Mike BirtWe explore how Japan’s demographic and technology shifts are reshaping work—or are they? 日本の人口動態と技術革新がどのように働き方を変えているか（あるいは変えていないか）を考えます。
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Think of us as “sushi birds,” migrating between Tokyo and Seattle. We do high-intensity transformation projects that require cultural skill and a creative technology application.
Japanese born, I came to America and earned my MBA. I spent 30 years leading a US software company, before founding Ascent Partners. I do high-intensity transformation projects that require cultural skill and a creative technology application.
Reading the “Help Wanted” signs of our age—to trace how demographics and technology are transforming travel and hospitality.
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