Submitted on December 12th, 2008 by Unregistered user (not verified)
Yes, some of these statements have absolutely no scientific merit. I dont think that it helps the development of the feild to make strong statements, especially about the efficacy of different technologies, unless you actually understand them. This could have a very seriously detrimental effect on particular companies and it is irresponsible. I think that your area of expertise is in marketing and conferences, which has been a great addition to the field, but to make pronouncements on technologies that you dont understand is inappropriate.
lack of technology expertise at CTG
Submitted on December 12th, 2008 by Unregistered user (not verified)Yes, some of these statements have absolutely no scientific merit. I dont think that it helps the development of the feild to make strong statements, especially about the efficacy of different technologies, unless you actually understand them. This could have a very seriously detrimental effect on particular companies and it is irresponsible. I think that your area of expertise is in marketing and conferences, which has been a great addition to the field, but to make pronouncements on technologies that you dont understand is inappropriate.