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On Tue, Nov 16, 2004 10:55:23AM -0500, Mark Allman allegedly wrote: > > > My guess is that to corporate suits, "directorate" sounds like a > > control point and "review" sounds passive. If we can find a way of > > making "review" sound as important as we believe it to be, that will > > help. > > ICAR Directorate? > > I understand that the name is not sexy. But, I my question to Spencer > stands because he said he could "explain" other activities enough to > justify them, but seemed to indicate that may not be the case with > ICAR. And, so I am wondering if it's a sexiness thing or whether it's > more fundamental. I was intending to get back to this mail later today, and at that time to list all the reasons why reviews are important, select a couple of them, and suggest naming a "function" (maybe directorate) after them. Instead I'm tossing out the idea in hopes that one of you will do it :-)
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