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Consquences of Standards (and the lack thereof)







Consquences of Standards (and the lack
thereof)

Consquences of Standards (and the lack
thereof)
04/27/2004 01:07 PM

Jon Udell: This time, though, I heard something I hadn't the first time -- about standards. When the construction project drew in artisans from the 13th-century French countryside, the first order of business was to agree on standard weights and measures. It seems to me engineers who were brought up in the late 20th century could learn a lot from the 13th century artisans. ...




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