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To: Epinephrine who wrote (5616)	8/18/2000 5:39:31 PM
From: hmaly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

EpI Re..<<<<That may be business but that doesn't change the nature of the ultimate responsibility if something goes wrong. Take for example:<< Yes, it does. It changes the responsibility because the expense of fixing the problem quite often is far greater than living with the problem; and expenses and profits are the heart and soul of a business. Why spend $5000 to fix a $500 problem. Do you really think that managers don't get chewed out for overspending. Sure a project may have a temporary setback, but the bottom line is, put up with it, deal with it because it costs too much to fix it.