By 
Takashi Mitachi
 | 
TED Institute Talk

3 lessons that businesses can learn from natural disasters

The Japanese are no strangers to tsunamis and earthquakes. Takashi Mitachi shares the three most important strategies they use to cope with frequently occurring natural disasters – and what businesses should learn from them.

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