Re: New Home for Ada-Malaysia

[katy_yong@my-deja.com]

In article <1999Dec5.101105.1@eisner>,
  Kilgallen@eisner.decus.org.nospam wrote:
> In article <82ctkj$ti$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Adrian Hoe
<byhoe@my-deja.com> writes:
>
> > My team members are quite sad on the feedbacks on CLA. For Ada sake,
> > these people are trying to give their best in helping to promote Ada
in
> > Malaysia. Why put down their spirit???
>
> I had not seen any discussion other than "the report looks great".
> My only interest was to ensure that we didn't _all_ say that and
> end up with egg on our face by discovering that there was no such
> project or no such company.  My feeling is that this report will
> end up being quite famous.
>
> Knowing that there is a human on CLA who can discuss the project
> and answer questions gives me reassurance.  That being said, I
> personally have no further questions.
>
> Larry Kilgallen
>




Thanks Adrian (byhoe) for explaining to CLA.

The reading on these three graphs look "unrealistic" may have these
reasons:

1. The reading for mix-language (V2) may not be accurate, meaning the
actual values may be less or more than the published. These reading are
gathered from the invoices that we had billed to the clients and there
were no remarks indicating which exactly the job categories. Take
downtime for example, the reading may include downtime caused by
hardware or OS failure which this could never be stated on the old
invoices. These invoices are more than 4 years old!

2. The reading for Ada port (V3) look promising 'good' because V3's
algorithms and business rules are ported from V2 which had been stable
for couple of years. Most of the bugs were being eliminated during
design and coding phases. We have got three layers of QA for every
lines/modules.


We understand CLAs concerns over the authenticity of the study/document.
If anyone would like further clarification, he/she is always welcomed.

The posts in this thread, no doubt, has put some pressure to my team
members. My team and I can comprehend that and I would like to represent
them to let you know that this thread has given a lot of valuable
experience in posting such success story and we will certainly exercise
a more comprehensive practice in future success story.

No hard feeling, yeah?  :,)


Warmest regards and many thanks to all who have visited Ada-Malaysia
website and given their valuable and constructive critics. We appreciate
very much.


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