Episode 44 Data and Kenchiku: An Era Where Data Matters

We tend to add dates and names like final.

Amidst the overwhelmingly large types and amounts of data handled, as the paperless society progresses, the worry of not knowing where data is stored never ends. Particularly regarding file naming, the three personalities deeply empathize with the phenomenon where dates are put at the beginning and names like final and final2 keep multiplying.

There is the issue of heavy submission documents and 3D data.

As documents to be submitted to authorities increase, data naturally increases as well, and furthermore, handling 3D data makes a single file heavy immediately, which is discussed as a realistic hardship. Such difficulties behind computer work are points that anyone involved in manufacturing will nod along with.

Hap-penings regarding important data also occur.

Painful experiences of losing two years worth of data during student days and episodes of losing some contact information after leaving a job follow one after another as cold-sweat-inducing failure stories related to data. Past traumas of learning the importance of backup firsthand make one feel nervous just listening to them.

Even deeper stories continue, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.