Re: Silver

[Daniel Phelan <dphelan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Maybe they could call them Rock release, Paper release and Scissors 
Release. :)

Gowing, Cheryl A. wrote:
> I think III said something last year about coming up with a new naming convention for the releases.    Tying the release name to a calendar year is somewhat problematic when the release phases occur outside of the 'naming' year [e.g. Release '2003' goes live in 2004].   
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> Cheryl A. Gowing
> Director of Technical & Access Services
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> University of Miami
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> From: Matthew Ciszek [mailto:mciszek@xxxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 11:51 AM
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> Subject: Re: Silver
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> David-
>
> I have a feeling that Release 2003 may be renamed Millennium Silver to coincide with the 25th anniversary of Innovative Interfaces, which kicks off this year I believe. There was a big write-up (either in INN-Touch or CSDirect or the iii.com webpage ― I forget which now) about the anniversary of the company and some special events that innovative has planned around it. 
>
> Put me down as one that thinks the name change would be a good thing.
>
> Matt Ciszek
> (who realizes he was around when Innovative celebrated their 20th as well)
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> Matthew P. Ciszek
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> > > > David.Ruml@xxxxxxxxxx 01/07/04 06:10AM >>>
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> Anyone notice that CS Direct is now listing something in the Release Notes called Millennium Silver, which appears to be very similar to Release 2003?  A re-naming, perhaps?
>
> DAVID E. RUML
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