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I hope he didn't really mean "swat" and it was simply misinterpreted by the writer. Perhaps he meant bringing in a SWOT team [1]. In big corps I've often heard
by typicalrunt 13y ago
I hope he didn't really mean "swat" and it was simply misinterpreted by the writer. Perhaps he meant bringing in a SWOT team [1]. In big corps I've often heard SWOT used when an emergency happens.
[1] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis
- newman314 13y agoNo, he probably did mean SWAT. It's been used by management (as well as the term "tiger teams") to describe a supposed crack team of members that will just swoop in and get everything fixed.
- gaius 13y agoYou obviously is a swat to swat bugs in your software!
- 001sky 13y agoThis is a strategy template, not a trauma checklist. Unless you're intentionally being Ironic. BigCos may be slow and even dumb but they're not typically stupid.
- jgeorge 13y agoThis /is/ Oracle we're talking about here, so those aren't odds I'd bet on, personally.