Getting Philosophical About Supporting Users
In the Middle Ages, monks sat around and debated topics like how many angels could dance on the head of a pin and whether or not Adam had a navel. These may seem like ludicrous issues today, but for those who took religion seriously in the Middle Ages, no philosophical question was left unaddressed. One of the perennial debates for network managers today is how much support staff is required to support a user. These present day techno-monks who pray at the altar of technology have replaced discussions on the nature of the divine with discussions on the salvation of the dollar. CMP Network Computing
ReadWhat Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
What type of systems did you work on five years ago? What are you working on now? What type of products/services did your organization offer five years ago? What makes money for your organization today? Chances are very good that in five years you'll make your living delivering a product or service that hasn't been thought of yet. Moreover, you'll be working with products that do not exist today (can you imagine "legacy Windows applications?"). CMP Network Computing
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