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Nathan L. Adams wrote: [Wed Jun 08 2005, 05:44:58PM EDT] |
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> Using your list there would be two types of enterprise 'requirements': |
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> process requirements and support requirements. |
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Thanks for pointing that out. I'm not good at seeing distinctions |
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like that. |
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> What developers seem to forget, is that they too are end-users. For |
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> instance, a particular developer's responsibilities may be |
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> Baselayout, Epm, Gentoo/Alpha, Gentoo/IA64, Keychain, Mozilla, Mutt, |
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> Vim, and such. That makes him/her an end-user for everything else |
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> thats installed on their system. In other words, developers are just |
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> a subset of the user base. |
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Nah, I don't use any of that stuff. |
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Waaaiiit a minute, that list looks awful familiar... ;-) |
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Regards, |
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Aron |
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Aron Griffis |
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