Corporation Profile

Logan Graves (Fenris@BigKnobiKlub.virtualAve.net)

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MITSUHAMA COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES

PROFILE		MAJOR INTERESTS
Home Office	Kyoto, Japan	Aerospace	3
President / CEO	Toshiro Mitsuhama	Agriculture	6
Chairman of Board	Samba Oi	Biotechnology	6
Corporation Status	Public Corporation	Chemicals	8
MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS		Computer Engineering	9
Samba Oi	13% (approx)	Computer Science	8
Yuriyasu Shin	11% (approx)	Consumer Goods	6
Oguramaro Saigusa	10% (approx)	Cybernetics	4
Akae Uehara	10% (approx)	Entertainment	7
OPERATIONS		Finance	6
Fiscal	9	Heavy Industrial	9
Intelligence	9	Mystical Goods/Services	7
Management	6	Military Technology	3
Reputation	5	Services	2
Security (general)	8	MILITARY
Magical Security	8	Overall Unit Size	Company
Matrix Security	9	Training and Quality	Above Average
Physical Security	9	NET RATING:	121

Primary Business

As its name implies, Mitsuhama Computer Technologies makes its money through various facets of computerization. Though it tends to follow Fuchi's lead in the area of direct neural interfaces, MCT is the pre-eminent designer and marketer of physical interfaces by which computers directly affect the physical world, including robotics, CAD/CAM, and autonomously guided vehicles.

Numerous and varied subsidiaries operate in many other industries, including such areas as entertainment.

Corporate Structure

Following a structure typical of average corporations, Mitsuhama has a management team distinct from the corp's owners. The major shareholders of MCT do not run the company; instead, they make their fortunes by investing in several large, growing, profitable corporations. For example, the chairman of MCT's board of directors, Samba Oi, sits on the board of six other megacorporations. However, MCT is the only triple-A megacorp on whose board he serves.

Major Divisions

Mitsuhama divides its operations by region rather than by function. The corp's major divisions include MCT North America, MCT Western Europe, MCT Australasia, and so on. Each of these divisions has subdivisions specialized by function.

Because the executive in charge of a particular division must direct all of that division's various activities, MCT execs can handle transfers between divisions more easily than execs at other corps. Where an executive VP moving from Ares Arms to AresSpace might be completely lost in his new position, an exec VP shifting from MCT Australasia to MCT North America would make the transition much more easily because his responsibilities remain largely the same.

Executives & Big Wigs:

Tamatsu Sakrua: Senior Executive VP, MCT North America
Marli Bobinek: Executive VP, MCT UCAS
John Chang: VP, MCT Seattle

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