Robert Shiels wrote:
> Interestingly, today and tomorrow are the culmination of a 2
> year project involving a team of at least 50 consultants/client
> staff; I've only been here for 8 months of those though.
Similar, though on a smaller scale. Our project was scheduled to run from
~September to November 2000, and it was fairly clear that we'd never make
it. After several delayed part-releases, we installed the final version last
Thursday and they now have six weeks to accept it and report bugs. We had
about 15-20 people at the height of the project (down to under about 8 now).
> It's a SAP go-live for Europe.
Ours is a toolbox for a virtual marketplace for a large banking
meta-organisation. So they can produce portal-like sites for their customers
(individual banks) "out of the box", just by clicking a few buttons and
configuring a few options.
> Things are getting pretty stressed, management pacing up and
> down and saying they haven't smoked for 10 years, but might
> just start again today :-)
We had one of the developers do that -- hadn't smoked for years, and started
again after a particularly stressful installation day.
> Wish us luck!
And us :)
Cheers,
Philip
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