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Ahhh, that's not business development, that's application development which is covered by my second sentence. And, as you are talking about application development, then:

Observation of ALL of the marketplace, just about any place where technology is talked about; you almost never hear about the i except in forums that cater to it.

Dave

Aaron Bartell <aaronbartell@xxxxxxxxx> 12/19/2008 16:09 >>>

Maybe you could expound on where you get your information as to all the
answers pointing to development being done with "PowerPoint, Word, etc".

I am talking about things like a shipping package or an AR package or
OrderEntry.

Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com ( http://mowyourlawn.com/ )

Dave Odom wrote:

Since most business development is done via MS apps (PowerPoint, Word, etc.) or other non-i platforms, the i community will continue to shrink vis-a-vis business development. Now if you mean application development of automating business processes (instead of business development)... the same answer applies. If you mean business plans... the same answer applies. As to the i playing a part in business... its a shrinking part, as things are currently going

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