Re-hosting Webinar for Corporate Planning and New Business Professionals: 'The State and Assessment of New Businesses in Large Enterprises - Differences from Startup Creation'
Astamuse will hold a free webinar on April 14, 2026, addressing the unique challenges large enterprises face in new business creation compared to startups.
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Astamuse Company, Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ayumu Nagai) will re-host a free webinar for corporate planning, business strategy, and new business development professionals titled "The State and Assessment of New Businesses in Large Enterprises/Organizations: Differences from Startup New Business Creation" on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, from 12:00 to 13:00.
▼ Registration (Free)
https://www.astamuse.co.jp/event/35374/
* An archive video will be sent to those who register at a later date. Additionally, those who answer the questionnaire can download the slide materials. Even if your schedule doesn't permit attending on the day, please feel free to register.
▼ Overview
Recently, various methodologies for exploring business themes and realizing new businesses have been shared and published. However, even if you try following them, many people in large enterprises might find themselves in situations like the following:
- For those tackling new businesses with a sense of urgency as their core business slows down or declines, or those working on new businesses while their core business grows steadily at a scale of thousands of billions to trillions of yen: have you ever created several new businesses worth hundreds of millions to 1 billion yen, only to be told internally that businesses of that scale have no value?
- Given a corporate history where executives may have achieved deep innovation by listening closely to partners and customers but lack successful experiences in creating multi-billion yen businesses in entirely new areas, have you ever been immediately asked for short-term ROI explanations for a new business?
- Despite proceeding with business development using the latest new business development methodologies such as agile development, lean startups, and open innovation (CVC collaboration), do you feel you cannot envision creating a new business worth hundreds of millions of yen or more?
- With slow decision-making speed and thin human commitment to the business and the problems to be solved, have you felt that your project resembles a degraded version of a startup, failing to leverage the strengths of a large enterprise and losing its advantage and identity?
In this webinar, targeting new business leaders and persons in charge at such large enterprises, we will share why such situations occur. By discussing the characteristics of management decision-making in large enterprises, impacts within large organizations, ROI metrics unique to large enterprises, and which parts of startup new business creation methodologies are applicable versus difficult to apply, we will introduce solutions and perspectives to prevent falling into the above situations and to break through them.
* Astamuse possesses one of the world's largest databases of markets/issues and technologies/solutions (consisting of government/fund investments, grants, papers, patents, startups, regulatory information, impact information, etc., spanning 193 countries and 39 languages) and supports new business creation and new business management for over 400 various major domestic and international companies.
* This lecture will be a recorded broadcast of a past webinar video.
▼ Recommended for
- Persons in charge of or responsible for new businesses in large enterprises and large organizations,
▼ Registration (Free)
https://www.astamuse.co.jp/event/35374/
* An archive video will be sent to those who register at a later date. Additionally, those who answer the questionnaire can download the slide materials. Even if your schedule doesn't permit attending on the day, please feel free to register.
▼ Overview
Recently, various methodologies for exploring business themes and realizing new businesses have been shared and published. However, even if you try following them, many people in large enterprises might find themselves in situations like the following:
- For those tackling new businesses with a sense of urgency as their core business slows down or declines, or those working on new businesses while their core business grows steadily at a scale of thousands of billions to trillions of yen: have you ever created several new businesses worth hundreds of millions to 1 billion yen, only to be told internally that businesses of that scale have no value?
- Given a corporate history where executives may have achieved deep innovation by listening closely to partners and customers but lack successful experiences in creating multi-billion yen businesses in entirely new areas, have you ever been immediately asked for short-term ROI explanations for a new business?
- Despite proceeding with business development using the latest new business development methodologies such as agile development, lean startups, and open innovation (CVC collaboration), do you feel you cannot envision creating a new business worth hundreds of millions of yen or more?
- With slow decision-making speed and thin human commitment to the business and the problems to be solved, have you felt that your project resembles a degraded version of a startup, failing to leverage the strengths of a large enterprise and losing its advantage and identity?
In this webinar, targeting new business leaders and persons in charge at such large enterprises, we will share why such situations occur. By discussing the characteristics of management decision-making in large enterprises, impacts within large organizations, ROI metrics unique to large enterprises, and which parts of startup new business creation methodologies are applicable versus difficult to apply, we will introduce solutions and perspectives to prevent falling into the above situations and to break through them.
* Astamuse possesses one of the world's largest databases of markets/issues and technologies/solutions (consisting of government/fund investments, grants, papers, patents, startups, regulatory information, impact information, etc., spanning 193 countries and 39 languages) and supports new business creation and new business management for over 400 various major domestic and international companies.
* This lecture will be a recorded broadcast of a past webinar video.
▼ Recommended for
- Persons in charge of or responsible for new businesses in large enterprises and large organizations,