Howard Lowndes wrote:
> I wonder if the answer might be a form of professional licencing.
> Any idiot can administer a network without any training or experience.
I'm not sure it's the actual staff who are to blame. It's organisational
management who hire the cheapest person they can find, fail to give them
enough time to do their job and tell them not to worry about the details. I
would licence management.
Regards, Tony Healy
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This ease of use gave the Microsoft program manager a favorable impression
of the program right off the bat. Now, when Microsoft gets a favorable
impression of a program right off the bat, they shell out $150 million or
so. Joel Eschler (www.joelonsoftware.com)
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