> Productivity unit per dollar spent is going to follow making your system most efficient for the people that spend their entire day in it (the power user) and

> Productivity unit per dollar spent is going to follow making your system most efficient for the people that spend their entire day in it (the power user) and just workable enough for an outsider to do occasional work. Well, why bother making this distinction to begin with? The whole concept of a power user just reeks of lazy product design. > Compromising the workflow of your full time SCM expert in your ERP system for the sake of somebody who spends an hour or two a month filling out purchase orders is just stupid. Yes, this is lazy product design in the other direction. It's not clear why you can't just satisfy both groups.