[Sigia-l] The Interaction Architect Job Title Generator

[Lyle_Kantrovich at cargill.com]

Oops.  Looking back, I guess we *were* talking about "anyone who builds 
anything on the web." I got off on a tangent thinking about anyone 
that's involved with web efforts...

I'd still say that project managers and testers definitely play a role 
in "building."  Much like the roles of a foreman and inspector on a 
construction site...just because they don't draw up blueprints, lay 
bricks or sling paint doesn't mean they don't help build things.  And I 
don't think they design or develop -- they manage and test.


Regards,

Lyle




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From: listera at rcn.com [mailto:listera at rcn.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 5:30 PM
To: sigia-l at asis.org
Subject: Re: [Sigia-l] The Interaction Architect Job Title Generator


"Lyle_Kantrovich at cargill.com" wrote:

> Are payables clerks that use a web application designers?  Are 
business
> managers (who pay the bills and set the biz strategy that the web 
supports)
> designers?  But even if I go to most good web *development* teams I 
find
> exceptions: what about project managers, marketers, and testers?  Are 
they
> designers or developers?  Neither one in my book.

I thought we were talking about the business of design and development 
of
online apps. Managers, clerks, user, etc do *not* design/develop apps. 
You
consult them for their input, but they don't design/develop, so I don't 
know
where your confusion on this lies.

Ziya
Nullius in Verba 


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