Hello everyone.

I am Kaoru Kitamura from the Corporate Group (administration department).

I am mainly in charge of legal affairs, but I am allowed to do something like a general store except for IT-related and technology-related things.

 After joining the company in 2014, I worked as a concierge (it's troublesomeI will be referred to as "sales" below).

(Sales positions have been divided into field sales (FS) and customer service (CS) from this year.)

In 2019, I was transferred to my current department, and now I am doing desk work halfway from the office in Shibuya and halfway from home.

 Various staff have written, but our company has been focusing on IT for the past few years, and various things have become very convenient.

Under such circumstances, our management department alsoGo paperless!is being promoted.It's cliche, but...

From the time I joined the company, the corporate culture did not use much paper for each contract and notification, but I think that various systems have been completed and the paperless process has progressed considerably.

Both male and female members have signed on their iPads, business partners have accepted electronic contracts, and the other party is already a user, so I have the impression that the number of paper contracts has decreased significantly.

If the contract is paper, it is printed for each party, bound, and signed by Party A, Party B, C, etc.

The story flies...

What is the origin of this stamp?

The gold seal is famous as the oldest seal in Japan."King of Han Commission Nu".

``It is said that this is the seal that Emperor Guangwu of the Later Han gave to the morning greeting envoy from Nakoku in the 2nd year of Kenmu (57).'' (Source: Wikipedia)

57 years means 1964 years ago from now.

So, I thought that it originated in China, but it seems that it originated in the Mesopotamia region, which goes back several thousand years from there.

From there, they traveled through Egypt and Greece to Rome, then crossed the Silk Road to China, and finally to Japan. 

Huh, first time I found out.

Nowadays, electronic contracts are becoming more and more popular.

I like the stamping culture itself, but I suddenly feel sorry that it has come to seem outdated and even sparse.

 

I'm sorry, what the hell are you talking about?

 

Biometric authentication technology is also progressing in the world, fingerprints, voiceprints, palmprints, irises, faces, veins...

Have you ever heard of eyeball vessels, ear shapes, and otoacoustics?

It's amazing that even though we've come this far, the culture of stamping on paper hasn't died out yet.

It's not too late, and I feel a little lonely when I think that this will be gone.

 

 

Due to the corona crisis, I was staying at home, and the number of opportunities to watch the video distribution service I had been subscribed to has increased dramatically.

There is a certain overseas drama that I saw in such a situation.

 

Interest is attracted because the main character is a successful and beautiful matching business owner.

"Matching couples who are attracted to each other at the genetic level using DNA"

The selling point of this system is that some Japanese marriage agencies have actually adopted it.

From the user's point of view, if you are attracted to each other at the DNA level, you can go straight to the goal without bargaining, and you won't waste money until you meet a good partner, a win-win!it might be.

However, it's not all about good things.

Even though she loves her partner, she is obsessed with the thought that he may not be his partner and goes out of control.

It's also possible to find someone in his DNA without permission and introduce them to each other.

 And what did the talented manager do until he got the system and the sample...

It was also one of the highlights of whether it would not end with happy happy.

 

The 8 episodes were completed, and the tempo was good, so you can watch it in one night, so if you are interested, please watch it.

 

I don't know if this is ethical, physical, or even viable as a date club.

However, the bag-sized mobile phone (actually, it was called a shoulder phone) that I used to carry from my shoulder,

in just 30 years

palm-sized,

I became able to type letters,

become a touch panel,

Many cameras with much better image quality than the digital cameras that were popular about ten years ago are standard equipment,

Now, of course, biometric authentication is

Considering that it has evolved into something like that, it may be that in the not-too-distant future, society will evolve into a society where matching is standardized at the DNA level.

 

Representative Kida always

"If you stop changing, the company will end"

I say

 

I really thought that if Universe were to continue its date club business, it might eventually turn into something like a drama.

 

I also like the stamp culture, but I must not be left behind by changes in the world.

Before that, if you miss the wave of IT in your company, you will not survive...

I used to have a Showa spirit, but that is no longer the case.

 

I'm sorry that the content has become like a column.

(I.e.As I said, I am still alive.

 

I think that the universe management department will also appear from time to time, so thank you for your continued support.

 

Universe Club

Administration Department Kaoru Kitamura