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Hi, guys...thanks for all your responses. I'm still wrestling with a
suitable term, but at least now I have options for consideration.
As far as "system", the problem I have with that is that yes, some
componenets are systems, such as the Database system. However, parts
of the methodology are more concepts or procedures than physical
systems with hardware and software.
(yeah, yeah, I know...just pick a word, move on, and stop whinning)
--- "Jones, Donna" <DJones -at- zebra -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Someone suggested "subsystem," which was what I was thinking. It
> implies that all of the pieces are equal and bigger than a simple
> element.
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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