Am 12.10.2011 18:44, schrieb Telesight:
This is because business people doesn't know what to look at. Because
framework means modularity, extensibility etc. and this is really
key features
for a business application.
Exactly, business people do not understand what you technically have
created, so you have to help them with the right information.
Do realise, the business man or woman decide if they introduce Tryton
in their organization, not the technical developers.
So, on the website we need to dedicate a part where we take the
business owner by the hand and tell him (read "her") about all the
delicious things he can find in the use of Tryton.
Good point. So there is the need for a section "use cases/success
stories" with references. I agree, that there should not be to much
marketing buzz. But I think, that could be a good help for non-technical
people involved in the decision-makingprocess.
Just a thought: How about giving developers and business experts a
place for discussing issues occuring in the implemetation process of
tryton?
With such a forum the content of the website grows on its own and people
has a warm place duringthe tiring process of implementation. I know that
this can bloat the job of a website representing a technical framework,
but it will connect experts to developers to tryton.
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