2018-04-07
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Can we achieve the customer value created by our existing product, “Laboratory,” at a lower cost?
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What is the customer value being generated?
- A type of knowledge acquisition that cannot be acquired by reading books alone
- Discussion from various perspectives
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Where costs are involved
- Physical Space
- Schedule coordination costs to physically assemble
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Discussions on Facebook like this
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Are we achieving the value we are looking for?
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Is gate (barriers to entry) necessary?
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There are fairly high barriers to entry for regular labs. Academics and high tuition fees
- Higher to cover the costs of university faculty and administrative departments.
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Some online salons use money as the only barrier to entry.
- About 10,000 yen per month
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On the other hand, there are no barriers to entry for the above-mentioned spur-of-the-moment discussions on Facebook.
- Really?
- The ability to post something in response to Nishio’s post that I feel would be beneficial from my perspective.
- Something like, “That’s wonderful, I agree.” is not beneficial.
- Ability to have a different point of view & state it logically.
- Isn’t this a pretty high hurdle?
- The ability to post something in response to Nishio’s post that I feel would be beneficial from my perspective.
- Really?
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If there is a gate and an NDA, we can discuss matters that are ongoing and cannot be disclosed to the public in an unspecified manner.
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If you have to make it or not, you better make it.
- You don’t make it, you don’t learn anything.
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If it’s a question of whether or not to have a gate, we should have a gate.
- Creating a group without a gate doesn’t seem like a new learning experience.
- Important to be able to tie it up in an NDA and talk off the record.
- If it’s a story that can be made public, you can write it on your Wall, not talk about it in a corner like that.
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So what kind of gate to build?
- plan
- Tokyo Tech MOT students may participate.
- Students of the Graduate School of Economics of the University of Tokyo are also acceptable.
- Scheduled to speak on 4/17.
- Bridging students from different universities leads to value
- Adopters of IPA Unexplored Projects
- Other persons specially approved by Nishio
- Specifically, I assume people who have posted constructive opinions about my posts on Facebook.
- paid account
- I’ll have to think a bit more about whether or not to ant this.
- It is not very necessary to earn money, but it is useful as a measure of the value we provide to society.
- I am going to try a virtual secretarial service for a month for another matter, so if I can raise the cost of that, it will be sustainable.
- Paid plans for Slack can also be implemented.
- →I quit the paid account. I think that if there are too many people who say, “I paid for it, so I’m a customer,” it might not be in the direction I intended.
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