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Sony's distinctive style of personnel management derives from the founding prospectus Masaru Ibuka penned for Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering), Sony's former name. In that prospectus, Ibuka wrote of his wish to build a company whose employees gained satisfaction and pleasure from their work and to create a fun, dynamic workplace.
Last year, Sony celebrated the 50 anniversary of the 1955 launch of the first transistor radio, TR-55. Sony has kept a model. The TR-55 is regularly featured in magazines and books on Sony's history. The TR-55 and its box package. The sepia colored photo on the left is from the product announcement. One day, a customer offered to donate the TR ...
Sony TR-730 transistorraadio 1960. aastatest. Sony asutasid 1946. aastal Akio Morita ja Masaru Ibuka. Ettevõte kandis siis nime Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K. ning tegeles raadiote parandamisega. 1950. aastal tõi Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo turule Jaapani esimese magnetofoni. Ettevõtte areng jõudis olulise verstapostini 1955. aastal.
They knew "Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo" was not readily understood overseas. In the past they had tried translating the name as Tokyo Teletech or Tokyo Telecommunications, but this did not solve the problem of pronouncing "Totsuko," nor did the name indicate what the company did.
6 gen 1998 · In 1958, Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo became known as Sony Corporation. In 1967, Mr. Ibuka managed the R&D project team that was responsible for the development of the Trinitron color television system. Mr. Ibuka is acclaimed as the innovator who led Sony to create new and unique products that broke from the Japanese corporate tradition of merely copying technology and ideas from the west.
Sony Corporation nasce nel 1946 grazie a suoi due fondatori: Masaru Ibuka e Akio Morita. Il marchio iniziale fu TTK (Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo = Tokyo Telecomunicazioni) e la sua unica attività riguardava transistor, voltmetri, circuiti di risonanza e altri dispositivi elettronici: era una società operante nel campo dell’elettronica e delle telecomunicazioni con 20 dipendenti.
In 1955, the company began full-scale production and sales of Japan's first transistor radio, the TR-55. Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo (the original name of "Sony") was the first company in the world to make a radio using its own transistors. The introduction of the TR-55 marked the rebirth of the radio as a portable device.
