> Point taken. My main idea was to indicate that we were moving out of the
> open-ended brainstorming stage and into a getting-down-to-work stage.
I think there is a lot of brainstorming still to be done....it will just naturally
evolved into more detailed areas rather than more sweeping issues is all. Why
artificially "shut down" the brainstorming?
> If development is not a good word to use here then what is a better way to
> describe this phase?
I'm not sure it's a "phase"....it implies we left the other one behind....let's forget
the labels and just press onwards.
Andrzej Jan Taramina
Chaeron Corporation: Enterprise System Solutions
http://www.chaeron.com
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