Strategic collaboration between NPO and local government for social innovation: A case of implementing web based video conference for global communication program at Osaka, Miyakojima

机译：NPO与地方政府之间的战略合作以促进社会创新：以在宫古岛大阪市实施基于网络的视频会议进行全球交流计划为例

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Japan has embarked on aggressive global outreach programs in various sectors and administrative levels in order to develop people with global outlook to cope with the rapid advancement of globalization. In this regard regional local governments have also embarked on a number of initiatives in designing localized global outreach programs. A case study analysis is used to show how regional local governments, (hereinafter referred to as the municipal government) strategically build collaborative networks to advance the global human resources development programs designed to train the work force who can address the challenges affected by globalization. Specifically, this paper employs the social network framework to analyze the collaboration between the Osaka Miyakojima municipality and a Non-Profit organization (NPO) in developing social networks to link Osaka municipality schools and there international counterparts for the purpose of conducing online based international exchange programs that enable the students conduct real time communication and give them exposure at an early age in this notoriously closed society.

机译：日本已开始在各个部门和行政级别开展积极的全球推广计划，以培养具有全球视野的人，以应对全球化的迅速发展。在这方面，地方地方政府还着手制定了一些计划，以设计本地化的全球宣传计划。案例研究分析显示了区域地方政府（以下简称市政府）如何战略性地建立协作网络以推进旨在培训劳动力的全球人力资源开发计划，以解决全球化所带来的挑战。具体而言，本文采用社交网络框架来分析大阪宫古岛市政府与非营利组织（NPO）在开发社交网络之间的合作，以将大阪市学校与国际上的对等学校联系起来，以进行基于在线的国际交流计划在这个臭名昭著的封闭社会中，学生可以进行实时交流，并在很小的时候就接触到他们。

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《Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology》|2016年|282-289|共8页
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Yoshihiro Tabira; Francis Xavier Otieno; Satoru Goto;
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Technology management; Technological innovation; Social network services;

机译：技术管理;技术创新;社交网络服务;

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