Remembering Haruo Matsuno of Advantest

Organization Name :AdvantestInterviewed :Haruo MatsunoRelevant Date :2014-10-24

Summary : Matsuno-san’s legacy will be his award-winning innovative strategy* to not immediately pare ‘duplicative’ resources but instead to re-task them to growing revenues; many analysts saw it as a wasteful no-integration integration process. But the market share gains proved he was right. Moreover, it inspired Advantest’s employees to reach further, as they could feel much more secure in their jobs

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