--- "Steve Bate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not understanding your association of categorization and
> dependency. Categories don't necessarily create workflow
> dependencies [...]
If only Joe is allowed to update the database, and only Sue is
allowed to paint screens, then when Sam signs up to implement some
business functionality that requires database and screen changes, it
won't be finished until both Joe and Sue do their part. It may not
be possible to start some of the work or testing until Joe and/or Sue
do their part.
If every member of the team can, in theory, perform any work task,
then Sam, with the help of a few others, can do the entire job. Sam
would not sit idle, waiting for someone else to complete work that he
needs done.
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