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A reasonable, middle ground

Jim,

I suspect the European bathroom spillage was reduced by imprinting the image of a fly in the bottom of the urinals. Guys can't resist trying to hit it.

My personal experience with the mega software topic: Before mega I had a good handle on department performance and could forecast accurately. After mega, I never could. Too many minute details to get a decent big picture. Eight years later I don't know if it is any better since I'm retired and don't have to worry about it! Someone made a lot of money off of that software. It just didn't seem to be the end user. Our stock price sure didn't go up!

Peace,

Gene Canavan
Prattville, Alabama, USA

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Gene,

You have offered the perfect test for the effectiveness of such mega software. I am envious that I did not think of it! Simply put, it is so expensive, its effective use should move one's stock price. I'll bet they would not give a guarantee on that!

Thanks for sharing,

Jim

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I think the answer is drawing a fly (like the bug) inside of the
urinals.

I remember seeing it in an email one day!

Diana Reese
Loveland, Ohio, USA

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Diana,

I think your dad should start censoring your emails if this is what you find in them.

Jim

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