9. As Management Requested it

10. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request

11. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst

12. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers

13. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers As Installed

14. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers As Installed What the User Wanted

17. and

18. W W W

19. W e b 1.0 W e b 2.0 W e b 3.0

23. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers As Installed What the User Wanted

30. business

31. people

32. and things that happen

36. W e b 1.0 W e b 2.0 W e b 3.0

37. and fix

38. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers As Installed What the User Wanted

51. V alues P olicies E vents C ontent T rust

52. VPEC-T links business & IT

53. by focusing on

54. outcomes and adoption

55. NOT

56. technology

57. NOR

58. processes & functions

59. VPEC-T is

60. a framework

61. for understanding

62. what’s wanted

63. what’s not wanted

64. what needs to change

65. and what will be

66. adopted

67. So…

68. VPEC-T is a common language

70. business

71. people

72. and things that happen

76. W e b 1.0 W e b 2.0 W e b 3.0

77. and fix

78. As Management Requested it As Specified in the Project Request As Designed by the Senior Analyst As Produced by the Programmers As Installed What the User Wanted

79. which prevents

80. important

81. Tensions Issues Ideas Needs Concerns

82. from being…

83. lost in translation.

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