Key points in this article
Why the case succeeded
Coordination only lands when each party's demands are balanced. Here the useful lesson was to clarify site conditions first. In the end, success depends on factoring in the people involved, because a plan that ignores them will not hold for long.
Parts that need adjustment
Not everything from outside fits locally, especially resident structure and cost tolerance. One habit to rethink: never let a facility stand unattended after installation. Blind copying misfits the local soil; only after adjustment does it stand firm and trusted.
The often missed point
Dongshang New Energy keeps resident alignment at the center. A good outside method still has to survive local soil, and its value is finally set by the user's feeling. That is why the team meets the site before proposing any solution.
Resident demands are collected before a single device is ordered, then revisited after the first month. This loop prevents the common mistake of building something neat that nobody actually asked for or uses.