Chapter 2. The Performance Architect's Essential Guide to the Performance Technology Landscape
Roger M. Addison, Carol Haig
Some years ago, a company had a team of high-performing data-entry clerks that was known for consistently rapid production with very low error rates. These were skilled, dependable employees who had worked together for some time. When their company moved to a new and much larger building, the clerks were delighted with their workspace. They loved their spacious office, large wraparound windows, and restful views of lush lawns and shady trees.
When they moved, they brought along all their existing office furniture, state-of-the-art computers, and other equipment. They settled into their wonderful new space and continued with ...
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