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Toni...you are reading too much into this. I've worked at a number of
places where there was a PMO organization and it had no bearing on
whether there was a DocMgr or not. There is much more to managing a
project than documentation.
> Have any of you had experience working with this
> business model? I'd appreciate hearing your
> experiences and opinions.
> Thanks.
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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