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May 2012
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NTT Technical Review
During the NTT R&D Forum 2012, a panel discussion entitled "How Innovation Drives Japan's Development and Growth" was held on February 17. Noritaka Uji, NTT Senior Executive Vice President, participated as a panelist. This article reports on the discussion between the coordinator and panelists.
May 2011
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During the NTT R&D Forum 2011, a panel discussion entitled "Creating a Vigorous Society and a Richer Future with ICT" was held (ICT: information and communications technology). Noritaka Uji, Senior Executive Vice President, participated as a panelist. This article reports on the discussion between the coordinator and panelists.
May 2010
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NTT Technical Review
During the NTT R&D Forum 2010, held on February 23-24, 2010, a panel discussion entitled "Carving out the Future with ICT Innovations" was held, in which Noritaka Uji, Senior Executive Vice President, participated as a panelist. This article reports on the discussions of the coordinator and panelists on themes such as "global deployment of ICT innovations to contribute to socio-economic development" and "activities to promote ICT innovation".
May 2009
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NTT Technical Review
In the NTT R&D Forum 2009 held on February 19-20, 2009, a panel discussion entitled "ICT Dynamism to Open New Horizons" was held. This article reports the discussion among the four panelists (one from NTT and three other invited personalities), which was coordinated by Noritaka Uji, Representative Director and Senior Executive Vice President of NTT, focusing on the direction in which information and communications technology (ICT) should evolve to contribute to society and on the consequent expectations for NTT.
