[LINK] demand supply location was OT: Need accom ... The AT saga continues
Nicholas English
Nicholas.English at cdu.edu.au
Tue Oct 9 12:24:55 AEST 2007
As a part of a constitutional branch office such as Darwin Howards point is well made here; service calls are logged into Sydney, vetted via Madras and actioned by a glorified "poorman'n'slacker" locally :-)
As to high levels work ... Scoping solutions for the stix for SMEs often results in "no I think that's too complicated/expensive for our needs" or after the event "The last manager bought {process/interface/solution [sic]} and he's gone ..."
Not much new I all this but always worth keeping in the frame
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Nic English
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From: link-bounces at anumail0.anu.edu.au [mailto:link-bounces at anumail0.anu.edu.au] On Behalf Of Howard Lowndes
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This might be true in the cap cities areas, but in the rural/regional areas I disagree because most of the resources are based in, and the support is handled out of, the cap cities.
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