JUSE Participates in IFQM Symposium 2026
Sharing Advanced Japanese Business Practices with the World
The Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers (JUSE) participated in IFQM Symposium 2026, held on October 5–6, 2026, at the Taj Palace in New Delhi, India.
The symposium was organized by the Indian Foundation for Quality Management (IFQM) and was held for the third time. Under the theme “Force Multiplier,” government officials, business leaders, and quality management experts shared their ideas and experiences on how quality management can improve the competitiveness of companies and industries.
With the support and coordination of JUSE, Mr. Akinori Onodera, President and CEO of EARTHBRAIN Ltd., and Dr. Masahiko Mori, President of DMG MORI CO., LTD., delivered special presentations. They shared advanced technologies and quality management practices from Japanese companies with an international audience.
EARTHBRAIN Ltd.
Mr. Onodera introduced “Smart Construction,” an initiative that uses advanced technologies to improve productivity at construction sites.

DMG MORI CO., LTD.
Dr. Mori spoke about the importance of building strong relationships of trust with customers in global markets and manufacturing products that meet customer needs.

Strengthening International Cooperation Between JUSE and IFQM
During the symposium, Mr. Masato Onodera, Managing Director of JUSE, delivered a message highlighting the importance of international cooperation between JUSE and IFQM.

Opening Lamp Lighting Ceremony and Symposium Highlights

JUSE will continue to strengthen its partnerships with IFQM and other international quality organizations. Through these partnerships, JUSE aims to share excellent practices from Japanese companies with the world and contribute to international business exchanges and the development of quality management.
Event Overview
• Event: IFQM Symposium 2026
• Dates: October 5 (Monday) – 6 (Tuesday), 2026
• Venue: Taj Palace, New Delhi, India
• Organizer: Indian Foundation for Quality Management (IFQM)
• Theme: Force Multiplier



