In episode 49, the team is asked to review efficiency. A large capital investment is on the horizon to stay innovative, clear and as refreshed as the brand can be. With another solution that threatens to stop all activity if it breaks down again, with repairing it one more time.
Old things are they still useful? What is the point of staying innovative, fresh and up with the times? Is everything looping around from 50 years ago? These are some the questions this review needs to answer.
Efficiency in all activities—that is the team’s motto. The passionate pursuit of activity offers the business a choice of tools that are a unique blend of craftsmanship, nostalgia, and sheer joy to maintain and use. I love the dream.
When a piece of the business puzzle is overworked to collapse, should it be restored, regenerated, repurposed or recycled?
Every piece has parts, and whether the failure is attributed to failure by design or failure from wear, are all the other parts sacrificed for replacement?
In the decision-making process, some key discussion points are:
- Will the regeneration improve the environment? The regeneration may reduce the manufacturing of the replacement.
- When placed in situ, will the replacement provide aesthetics, charm, and curves? Will it fit, or will further modifications be needed?
- If further modifications are needed, will they produce a better outcome than before? Memories and emotions are evoked when the result is jarring.
- Why will the running costs be lower? Can the savings achieved by another method that produces the same outcome?
- How will the replacement offer a new, raw, unfiltered experience with electronic aids that create a visceral connection between the operator and the equipment?
Creating the perfect outcome is unique. It involves laborious effort, learning, preparation, and that touch of passion that only all of the operator’s senses can provide.
The outcome? To use an artisan’s hand.
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