Avoiding documentation bottlenecks while maintaining quality? (take II)

[Chris Borokowski]

Excellent summary! It's like an interactive technical writing
cost/benefit analysis diorama. It took all of my strength to resist
putting scare quotes around "great ideas."

--- Beth Agnew <beth.agnew at senecac.on.ca> wrote:

> I've found  the good/cheap/fast idea to be very useful in educating
> clients who don't seem to think a documentation or marketing 
> project is an actual project where multiple factors must be 
> managed. Once they realize that change in one area prompts changes
> in the other two areas, they start to  understand the relationships
> among the variables and why some of their great ideas show up on
> their bill as an additional charge.



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