This page cannot be shown here. You can still read it on the original site — the toolbar below keeps your place in the directory.
When does quality matter? Is it worth paying for? It depends. Things are either used 
 
 by end-users – pizza, music, pencils, books, or software applications – or 
 in systems – screws, microchips, conveyor belts, or software libraries. 
 
 Systems can be part of other systems and so on; eventually there’s an end user. Things could be used by end-users…
When does quality matter? Is it worth paying for? It depends. Things are either used
- by end-users – pizza, music, pencils, books, or software applications – or
- in systems – screws, microchips, conveyor belts, or software libraries.
Systems can be part of other systems and so on; eventually there’s an end user. Things could be used by end-users or in systems regardless of the intention behind their design (wood, stone, fire, flowers, music).
Comments
Nothing yet. Say the first thing.
Sign in to join the conversation.