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of factories in regional areas, and methodology for rolling out the same measures in
similar cases were researched and retained in the form of textbooks, handbooks and
manuals, and this supported the industrialization era. In order for a Platinum Society
to evolve, we need to create methods for utilizing similar cases such as those that
supported the era of industrialization. Figure 6.16 shows the overall image of structural analyses as listed in the Handbook.
The following content has been compiled and recorded in the Platinum Society
Handbook.
1. Finding problems (regional) and setting goals
2. Projects that have been conducted (specific details, schedules, costs, systems,
etc.) and factors for their success.
3. Local resources that were used.
4. Mechanisms and systems
5. Outcomes and future developments
Finding problems and setting goals should be kept as simple and clear as possible when planning and implementing specific projects. By keeping these simple and
clear, the project is more likely to be successful. Specific details about the system
for promotion and also factors for success or factors that inhibited past projects are
included. These specific details include schedules, (the project’s processes), costs,
and bringing in experts as leaders. Numbers 3 and 4 are prerequisites for carrying
out projects. Number 3 includes a review and rediscovery of materials unique to that
area. Number 4 describes regulations as well as any subsidies which may be availFig. 6.15 Past organizations that received the Platinum Grand Prize
6.7 The Platinum Society Becomes More Visible
of factories in regional areas, and methodology for rolling out the same measures in
similar cases were researched and retained in the form of textbooks, handbooks and
manuals, and this supported the industrialization era. In order for a Platinum Society
to evolve, we need to create methods for utilizing similar cases such as those that
supported the era of industrialization. Figure 6.16 shows the overall image of structural analyses as listed in the Handbook.
The following content has been compiled and recorded in the Platinum Society
Handbook.
1. Finding problems (regional) and setting goals
2. Projects that have been conducted (specific details, schedules, costs, systems,
etc.) and factors for their success.
3. Local resources that were used.
4. Mechanisms and systems
5. Outcomes and future developments
Finding problems and setting goals should be kept as simple and clear as possible when planning and implementing specific projects. By keeping these simple and
clear, the project is more likely to be successful. Specific details about the system
for promotion and also factors for success or factors that inhibited past projects are
included. These specific details include schedules, (the project’s processes), costs,
and bringing in experts as leaders. Numbers 3 and 4 are prerequisites for carrying
out projects. Number 3 includes a review and rediscovery of materials unique to that
area. Number 4 describes regulations as well as any subsidies which may be availFig. 6.15 Past organizations that received the Platinum Grand Prize
6.7 The Platinum Society Becomes More Visible