Re: Industry Standard Programs

[arroxaneullman -at- aol -dot- com]

Michael Ronquillo asked, "What are all the industry standard programs out there?"

I think that if there really were any "industry standard" there wouldn't be so many options, alternatives, and variations in tools... and that'd be a shame.

The real question should be, "what's standard in your industry?"

We all work in very different industries. For example, I'm in Television Broadcast Automation. We probably don't used the same tools as, say, the Aerospace industry.

:)
Arroxane

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