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SoftBank’s next 30 year Vision
“If we were to sum up what we want to achieve, it would be this: Information Revolution — Happiness for everyone.”— Masayoshi Son, Chairman & CEO, SoftBank Group Corp., SoftBank’s Next 30-Year Vision (June 2010)
Our corporate philosophy, “Information Revolution — Happiness for everyone,” reflects our mission to build a more connected, empowered, and joyful world through the Information Revolution. This philosophy forms one of the foundational pillars of our “SoftBank Next 30-Year Vision,” announced in 2010.
When developing the Next 30-Year Vision, we asked every employee in the group about their aspirations for the company. The overwhelming response centered on a desire to “contribute to the hashtag#happiness of people.”
However, to make people happy, we first needed to understand: What makes people sad?
We extended this question to the public, and one answer stood out— loneliness . It was identified as one of life’s saddest experiences. Conversely, the happiest experiences were described as connecting with something or someone.
Humans feel connection in many ways: through seeing, learning, playing, meeting, loving, and being loved by family and others they cherish. Our hope is to bring the joy of connection to as many people as possible.
Put simply, the SoftBank Group wants to deliver to the world more experiences that are rooted in connection.
Ratan Tata: From unlikely heir to architect of Tata group’s global legacy
World’s most influential industrialist Ratan Tata passes away at 86
After his appointment as the chairman of Tata Sons in 1991, Tata’s philanthropic efforts gained new momentum
According to him, efforts are being to ensure that aircraft manufacturing activities can start in the next five years, he said
The government will set up a special purpose vehicle to push ahead with plans to start manufacturing commercial aircraft in India, Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said on Wednesday as he highlighted the potential of the country’s fast-growing aviation sector.
The Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak Bill 2024, which was passed by the Lok Sabha in August, includes provisions to regulate the design and manufacturing of aircraft, supporting the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative for self-reliance.
“The government is strongly pushing the idea of India manufacturing its own planes,” Naidu said, adding that a special purpose vehicle will be set up with industry stakeholders and others.
According to him, efforts are being to ensure that aircraft manufacturing activities can start in the next five years, he said.
“We want to be a big player for manufacturing planes and also export them,” Naidu said.
India is a key market for aircraft manufacturers – Boeing and Airbus.
Global Capability Centres to cross 2,500 mark in four years: JLL India
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