Effective Corporate Reforms with Information Technology: Logit Model Analysis on Business Process Reengineering, Business Unit Restructuring, and Human Resource Management (in Japanese)

Akihiko Shinozaki

Economic Analysis, 2007, vol. 179, 38-53

Abstract: The purpose of this empirical study is to examine the significant relations between corporate reforms and gains from investment in information technology. Based on the nation-wide survey data from 3141 firms, logit model analysis revealed that Japanese firms have a tendency to gain some from sustainable corporate reforms rather than to gain the most from drastic reforms in accordance with investment in information technology. This tendency implies that the inertia of Japanese corporate system that had formed in the industrial age persists even in the information age.

Date: 2007
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