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June 24, 2003
Tuesday
 
 
Cut the Bull S**t
Dave Shaw (London)  Science & Technology
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Do you want some software that is:

    A value-added, leverageable global knowledge repository.

or...

    Repurposeable, leading edge thoughtware that delivers results-driven value.

Then go to Bullfighter where you can download it for free. It will look at your documents and warn you if you have started talking corporate speak.

You know you need a future-proof asset that seamlessly empowers your mission critical enterprise communications.

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Do you want some software that is
"A value-added, leverageable global knowledge repository."
or
"Repurposeable, leading edge thoughtware that delivers results-driven value."

omigod, that almost *makes* *sense*...I'm lost...


Posted by JSAllison at June 24, 2003 02:37 PM

This is terrible!! Its going to put thousands of IT people out of work. Non-IT people will start to realise all the tripe they've been fed over the past few years. Financial departments will be looking closely at budgets. Managers will cease to have that glazed eyes look.

How can you do such a thing!!!


Posted by matt at June 24, 2003 09:44 PM

Anything that will allow incentive-driven re-envisioneering and the web-ready stickiness of turnkey earballs is certainly worth doing.

I'm going to go and shoot myself now for saying that.


Posted by Steven Chapman at June 24, 2003 10:11 PM