Hi SM,
> A customer hires me to provide advice about technical matters. I can
also point out issues which should be considered to be in line with
international practices and (local) legislation. For example, if there
might be a privacy issue I would notify the customer about it. If an
issue is outside my area of expertise I would advise the customer to
find a person with the necessary expertise.
Indeed, if you are hired to counsel the customer about the various
technical matters revolving about the subject matter put on the table,
you are bound to expose your various concerns and the facts when it
comes to practices and legislation. However, does that interaction from
you to the customer operates on an active or passive basis? For
instance, does the customer need to probe you for information or do you
give them out actively whenever feels necessary? I am curious to know
how such matters (practices and legislation) are exposed in these
situation (mostly on an interaction level between the "counselor" and
customer").
> I am open to having a discussion about the relevant standards, the
software which implement those standards, and the operational problems.
I would be interested to discuss that in more details in the upcoming
weekly Skype meeting for MIU. Following the "verbal" discussion, a
"written" discussion, with less chance of being misunderstood, can be
spawned here. Is that okay?
Regards, Mike
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Received on Sun Jan 31 2016 - 17:48:25 PST