Imperial Sword
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CORE DEFINITION
A sword bestowed by the emperor upon an imperial envoy, carrying the authority of 'as if the emperor himself were present, and the power to execute first and report afterwards.' The logic of open strategy: materialization of authorization / bypassing procedures. In emergency situations, it breaks conventional bureaucratic processes, granting frontline commanders absolute adjudication power. Scaffolding role: special envoy / task force. When major problems arise in a regional business, a special envoy holding the 'Imperial Sword' (directly reporting to the CEO, with personnel appointment and removal powers) is dispatched to bypass the regional manager and directly clean up and reorganize.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Special envoy / task force. When major problems arise in a regional business, a special envoy holding the 'Imperial Sword' (directly reporting to the CEO, with personnel appointment and removal powers) is dispatched to bypass the regional manager and directly clean up and reorganize.
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The emperor bestows the 'Imperial Sword' upon an envoy, granting the temporary supreme adjudication power of 'as if the emperor himself were present, and the power to execute first and report afterwards.' The essence is the materialization of authorization and procedural bypass, used to break bureaucratic delays in emergency situations.
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