In CHEManager, Dr. Markus Armbruster explains why international strategy processes with Japanese, European and American teams often do not fail because of good will, but because of the architecture of the process.
The article explores the role of Nemawashi, bilingual clarity and consciously prepared alignment — and why apparent agreement only becomes real commitment when the process fits the organization’s decision-making logic.
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