Wow, the article about JPMorgan is extremely thin in terms of details! Most of it is just marketing-speak. It's hard to write a meaningful piece with so little content. Is there anything else that provides substantial content??? NorbertHartl wrote
Am 14.12.2015 um 00:50 schrieb horrido <
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I think I asked this before (at the start of the year), but if I were given an actual real-world *enterprise* customer /whom I could interview/ to get the *full story* of how they came to use Smalltalk, especially if they were coming from a major language such as Java, and what their particular corporate issues were that compelled them to look for a better solution, then I could run with it and write a lengthy story highlighting the unique advantages of Smalltalk in solving these issues. It would be a huge marketing tool /because readers (hopefully, enterprise users) could identify with the story/ and see themselves following the same trajectory toward Smalltalk/Pharo.
Perhaps somebody at ESUG or Pharo Consortium could provide such a reference?
http://m.v3.co.uk/v3-uk/news/1978739/jpmorgan-makes-smalltalk-development-su...
Norbert
Stephan Eggermont wrote
make some persona for them so it gets easier to imagine what their needs might be.
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