Psychological warfare...

djork

What, exactly, is the subliminal message here? There can't possibly be this much usage of one phrase without a sinister motive. There are 6 more instances of the phrase "best practice(s)" on the page beyond what is shown...

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Erick

Looks like a hook for PHB's who feel the need to be fully buzzword compliant.

ammoQ

It looks like "best practice" is for them just another relatively meaningless term, just like "benchmark" or "lean managment".

poochner

@Erick said:

Looks like a hook for PHB's who feel the need to be fully buzzword compliant.

What with the blended global delivery, fit-gap analysis, and world class performance characteristics, you may be on to something here.

dhromed

This text looks created with a marketing fluff generator.

I don't get it. Will it enable me to leverage my synergies, or what?

poochner

@Spectre said:

I don't get it. Will it enable me to leverage my synergies, or what?

They're called "Answerthink" yet. That's choice.

KattMan

@Spectre said:

I don't get it. Will it enable me to leverage my synergies, or what?

Only if your synergistic partners can attain syzygy in collaboration.

bstorer

@Spectre said:

I don't get it. Will it enable me to leverage my synergies, or what?

I use it for proactive enterprise empowerment, and it's made me a thought leader in monetizing paradigm shifts. So I think the answer to your question is fairly obvious.

rbowes

I work for a good company. We provide many useful services that good people might find useless. So if you would be good enough to consider buying our software, there's a good chance that we can satisfy you.

--B. Gates

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BP