Part of a series of entries describing the differences between being "document-oriented" and "data-oriented" as it applies to successfully using a database.
Being "data oriented" is really just thinking about the pieces of information you deal with daily and finding the most efficient and best-organized way to use them. It means that… http://www.ffez.com/site/index.php/blog/data-orientation/
A discussion of the pros and cons of using different types of software to write FF&E specfications.
In discussing the relative merits of these approaches to documenting FF&E data, we can judge them with several criteria:
General ease of learning
Ease of making single… http://www.ffez.com/site/index.php/blog/writing_specs/