Richard Gaskin wrote:I will check out the book.
That's the focus of Geoff Moore's book "Crossing the Chasm", about how
successful software grows by understanding the different personality types
at play in different stages of growth.
Bean counters play an increasingAgreed.
role as growth moves forward, and the supporting infrastructure (third-party
consultants, tools, books, magazine articles, etc.) indeed plays a key role
in shaping their perceptions.
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Yeah, I know the review was good, but one always hope for fully enlightened reviews. I should know better because I have submitted peer review journal papers and had one reviewer want to publish it and another not understand it to the point of asking questions that were directly answered in the paper! Unfortunately, the flip side of not fully informed reviews is that the authors come with a clear bias. For example, I have seen plenty of computer/programmer articles where the reviewer was not far removed financially etc from the product being reviewed. Oh well.Heck, this thread got started by niggling over one line in an otherwise four-star review. That reviewer also wrote:
All in all, no other software-development environment packs this much power and flexibility into such a simple package. You'll have to learn the Transcript language to make the most of Revolution, but the system is heroically well documented.
Later,
Michael Y
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