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Gap Between TI and Business model.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Gustavo Gomez Oct 3.
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software can do your job easily and efficiently and its better if you are supposed to do the same task repeatably, it depends on your company type and on your income
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Just joined the group and saw your post. We were one of those companies too and we used a lot of paper forms and Excel to collect and process our small firm data. The activity consisted of testing of soil samples for engineering construction proje...
"What can be the best IT system for us?" Is a very general question.
In order to figure out what you need you have to identify what you can be doing better. If you have a bottleneck in your shipping process because of the excessive use of paper f...
Hi Naoki,
Have you checked at Domain-specific modeling (DSM) that enables to model the domain itself in terms that makes sense to the business person. Check out the company MetaCase that provides a tool MetaEdit that is a pretty cool way to model...
Human brain nothing can beat it i guess :-))
You can use Functional Document (prepared by a functional analyst)prepared based on business requirement document and then bring together technical lead and business analyst and do a gap analysis.
Thi...
thesis is written in Czech language, so it will be probably unreadable for you.
Hey David, would you know if this thesis is somewhere on internet?
if dont, nevermind.
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