30-31 October 2010, 2010

Inamori Kazuo shared with his attendees in the process of establishing KYOCERA and KDDI two world top 500 enterprises, and summed up the "Twelve operations". He pointed out that entrepreneurs must first establish a clear and honest, noble and noble business objective.

At present, Inamori Kazuoma, chairman and CEO of Japan Airlines, which applied for bankruptcy protection in January this year, has implemented a series of reforms.

In August, it sold 79.6% of its hotel business and 3 ground service subsidiaries of China Kansai International Airport, focusing on its aviation business.

In addition, from the end of September to next March, JAL will cancel 45 routes in turn.

JAL's layoff plan for 2010 is about 16 thousand.

In October 20th, Inamori Kazuo said that JAL plans to reintroduce 50 billion yen funds. JAL is showing financial institutions the profitability of the company during the 4-9 months of this year to get new loans.

According to Yokota Megumiro, executive director of Japan Airlines and China general representative, Japan Airlines 4, 5, and 6 three months financial statements have been profitable.

Inamori Kazuo and Panasonic Corp founder Konosuke Matsushita, Sony Corp founder Akio Morita, and Soichiro Honda, founder of Honda Corporation, also called Japan's four "business saint". Inamori Kazuo is the youngest and the only one alive.