Four Axes of Resolution

DSyana1003 “Resolution” is a word that we have heard many times in the past few years like a buzzword, but by far I really can’t tell you how many times I have looked back at Mr. Mada’s slides. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve looked at his slides. I think it is super important to understand this (what Mr. Mada writes in general) anyway in order to improve resolution (structuring ability). DSyana1003 Here is a slide that I have looked at over and over again. I hope you will watch them dozens of times. I can only be thankful for the modern age where information like this can be found in open source. *Naturally, this is not PR at all.

• Increase Resolution 🔬 - Speaker Deck Takaaki Mada (2021, updated 2023)
  • increase resolution (e.g. of a file)

In my words, “too abstract” and “not delving into concrete” are “not deep enough.” As for the size, humans are full of blind spots, so even if you think you’ve covered everything, you’re usually missing something.

• Structure may help, but conversely it can cause you to discard important things that don’t fit into [Existing Structure - Advantages and disadvantages of the framework
  • ‘It is either X or not X’ is a harmful thought: False dichotomy. The time change reminded me of “wise men learn from history” or “future that has already happened.”

Three areas

• Customer Resolution / Planning Resolution / Industry Resolution

• Good story.
• client’s physician / isolate symptoms and etiology.

• Oh, I like this check.
• They may think they are unique, but…
  • I don’t know myself if it’s unique or not?
• That’s usually what’s interesting about reading and listening to project proposals.
  • It’s unique to me, and that’s why I want to hear more about it, and why I want to support it.
  • Why invest limited resources in that project instead of many other projects, because it is unique

fluffy Frequently Asked Questions.

• No competition.
• trade-off
• Constraint Line Encampment. - Sometimes budget constraint, sometimes [technology constraint
  • position= position=occupation.

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