The next generation of outsourcing wont be to India, it will be to the
monkeys in the Amazon!

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> My impression is that a "dumbed down interface" is the one 
> the other guy uses.

My concept of a "dumbed down interface" is really "an interface which
can be used by ignorant, untrained, underpaid, unskilled employees". One
system here had a design criterion of allowing high school kids to be
able to use it after less than one day of training. Such employees are
easier to replace.

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John McKown
Senior Systems Programmer
UICI Insurance Center
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