@Dick--
I read the use cases on the ESME blog long ago. I don't remember
them being that useful at the time; maybe because they seemed pretty
obvious and basic.
At present what would be useful would be a list of functionality that
you want to be sure doesn't get missed. Don't need a formal
presentation, just a description of each need or objective.
What do you think?
--Bill
At 8:48 AM +0100 1/19/09, Hirsch, Richard wrote:
@Bill
Do you need support with use cases for the UI? I created some use
cases for the original UI (
http://blog.esme.us/the-origins-of-esme-selected-use-cases/) why
don't you see if this a format that you like and if the selected use
cases help you. They might be outdated but I think they provide some
indication of where we are going.
D.
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