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As the Digital Hub and Data Science Leader, Norikazu is the catalyst propelling our services to meet and exceed the IT agenda of clients’ management teams, including support for the digital transformation of their workflows and service offerings.
In consultation and collaboration with his clients, he is focused on co-creating new customer and employee value anchored in data-driven decision-making suited for the digital age. His approach extends beyond the conventional implementation of technology, emphasizing the utilization of technology to generate substantive business value.
Before joining EY, Norikazu worked for an overseas consulting company, where he led IT projects, including updating core systems, modernizing legacy systems, digitalizing operations and shifting systems to the cloud. He was involved in every step of the process, from planning to execution.
Norikazu has a master’s degree from the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Engineering, in addition to a bachelor’s degree from the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Engineering.
Building a better working world
I think that at the heart of the Japanese spirit are teachings from Tiantai Buddhism. One of the teachings says that the true riches of a nation are people who do their utmost to shine in their corner of the world.
This does not mean that one should try to do something extravagant to build a better working world. Rather, it means that we should be grateful for our current situation and for those around us. If we do everything we can with the abilities we have, we will shine. It will organically influence others to join us in building a peaceful and positive society. This is the belief I bring to my work and my personal life every day.