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Interchange 62: page 3 (4619 words)
Bha iad den bheachd nach robh Gàidhlig mar chuspair cho pailt ann an stòrais 's a bha Beurla ach a dh'aindeoin sin bha a' mhòr-chuid den bheachd gu robh stòrais gu leòr aca.
Bha iad a' faireachdainn gu robh stòrais matamataig pailt gu leòr anns gach roinn ach bha mòran den bheachd gu robh nas lugha stòrais clàr-teagaisg aig an roinn meadhan-Gàidhlig an coimeas ris a' mheadhan-Beurla airson Eòlas Arainneachd, na h-Ealain agus Foghlam Pearsanta is Sòisealta.
Dh'fhaodadh gum biodh cuid a' faireachdainn gu robh iad dùinte a-mach bho bhuidhnean òigridh Gàidhlig, buidhnean Sradagan agus tachartasan sa choimhearsnachd.
IAD (3335 words)
IAD has been dubbed the modern information systems methodology that is going to ensure the success of new projects and succeed where the traditional approaches failed.
IAD is described as not being a systematic and prescriptive method, but rather a creative process that involves a high degree of communication within an interactive environment.
IAD is said not to be revolutionary, but can perhaps be described as a synthesis of successful project principles and new technology applied in a suitable way to produce a faster and more relevant approach to the development of IT systems.
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