Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes ... Turn and face the STRANGE
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes ... Turn and face the strange
Here is my unsolicited expert advice:
(1) Create an ongoing option for a user to either (1) opt in to a new release or (2) rollback to a prior release
(2) In addition to whatever development testing is done by QuickBse staff, test new releases with an early access program. I am sure there are hundreds of customers who would love to evaluate a new release of QuickBase and provide immediate feedback.
(3) Develop a list of user focused policies such as:
"new features should not disturb existing implementations"
"new features should not change the appearance or behavior of forms or reports without user approval"
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Here is my unsolicited expert advice:
(1) Create an ongoing option for a user to either (1) opt in to a new release or (2) rollback to a prior release
(2) In addition to whatever development testing is done by QuickBse staff, test new releases with an early access program. I am sure there are hundreds of customers who would love to evaluate a new release of QuickBase and provide immediate feedback.
(3) Develop a list of user focused policies such as:
"new features should not disturb existing implementations"
"new features should not change the appearance or behavior of forms or reports without user approval"
...