>The tech side would be covered anyways, but it shouldn't be the focus of the >group (IMO). These sort of things could drive topics of interest back to >CLUG where tech/FOSS presentations are better suited... > >But there's two ways to look at this - how to set up the system (technically >oriented), and how to USE the system (business oriented). For example my >SQL-Ledger presentation (http://grover.open2space.com/node/4) covers how to >get started (i.e install it, and initial configuration), but comes nowhere >close to telling you how to manage your books. How to do that would be a >great topic for the business group. (don't mean to pound this sample into >the ground so hard, but it's such a clear cut instance of the presentation >differences). > >So, I see room for both types of presentations - just in supporting venues.... > >Shawn > > Not a problem, it is just a matter of apples and oranges, the only problems is that I only see fruits. I am sure you guys will let me know when I go off track.
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