Nikkei's Global Management Dialogue to explore AI's new paths to growth

Global Management Dialogue 2026 Nikkei's Global Management Dialogue to explore AI's new paths to growth Executives from TSMC, Siemens and Microsoft to speak at 2-day Tokyo forum Miwako Date, Mori Trust president and CEO, left, Lawson president Sadanobu Takemasu, center, and Siemens president and CEO Roland Busch are scheduled to speak on the opening day of Nikkei's Global Management Dialogue. TSUBASA SURUGA November 10, 2026 08:30 JST Updated on November 10, 2026 12:03 JST TOKYO -- The 2026 Global Management Dialogue, an annual forum organized by Nikkei and Swiss business school IMD, opened in Tokyo on Tuesday, bringing together business leaders to discuss how companies can chart new paths to growth as artificial intelligence reshapes industries. Read Next Interview India's IT lobby chief warns grads could struggle to find jobs due to AI Technology Asia's AI supply chain and US data centers set to weather 'blue wave' Artificial intelligence Japan's Fuji TV goes all in with AI for drama production Artificial intelligence Japan contractor's AI-guided tunnel boring outperforms human operators Semiconductors Japan's Aisin develops new type of AI chip that cuts energy use 98% Technology Foxconn chief downplays AI bubble concerns, sees strong 2027 growth Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.