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This case study documents the issues arising at Hanover Public System's Taiwan subsidiary from 1996-1998. The subsidiary experienced declining sales over this period due to increased competition and drastic measures taken by the new president, James Fukuda, that upset the Taiwanese employees and managers. These measures included laying off workers, introducing a new management structure without consultation, and proposing to shut down the heating/cooling manufacturing division. The document examines the communication problems, cultural differences, ethical concerns, and financial/operational weaknesses contributing to the subsidiary's struggles. Several options for addressing the problems are presented and their potential advantages and disadvantages debated.
Hanover Public Systems
Hanover Public Systems faces critical issues at its Taiwan plant due to decreasing sales, employee discontent, and cultural clashes with the new president, James Fukuda. Fukuda's individualistic Western management style does not consider Taiwanese culture or consult employees. This has led to resignations, low morale, and financial losses. Several solutions are proposed: maintain the status quo; slow down changes; replace Fukuda; or close the plant, each with benefits and drawbacks to consider.
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- The managers at HPS-Taiwan have sent a letter to Howard Wolff, President of HPS, expressing concerns about recent changes made by James Fukuda, the new President of HPS-Taiwan. Specifically, they oppose Fukuda's decision to halt production of heating and cooling equipment and his plans for a radical reorganization of management.
- The managers argue that Fukuda did not properly consider factors like depressed worker morale from layoffs or the specialized knowledge needed by salespeople. They also complain that Fukuda created the reorganization plan without consulting local managers or understanding the business environment in Taiwan.
- The letter notes that Fukuda's actions have already led to the resignations of two experienced managers
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James Fukuda was appointed as the new director of the Taiwan branch of the American company HPS, which was losing money rapidly. Fukuda took several controversial actions, including shutting down a profitable division, laying off workers, and reorganizing the company structure without consulting employees. This caused stress and low morale among the workforce. The document analyzes Fukuda's management strategies and their negative consequences, and proposes various solutions to address the cultural and leadership problems exacerbating the company's crisis.
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