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2012 8

  1. The duality of objects of work—Distinguishing objects of work that live outside of an application from those that live inside of an application
  2. Crafting an effective exception message
  3. The personalization of the user interface: The line between the naturally conversational and the inaccurate
  4. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: percent vs. percentage
  5. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: stock vs. inventory
  6. Distinguishing among concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: commitment, agreement, and contract
  7. The state of equilibrium: Balancing the voice of the application and the voice of the customer
  8. Measuring the quality of content submissions

2011 14

  1. How the practice of diagramming sentences enables our terminology practice
  2. The origin of Microsoft Dynamics AX glossary entries
  3. The role of the terminology manager in the Microsoft Dynamics AX organization
  4. The Microsoft Dynamics AX glossary: What’s in? What’s out?
  5. When is good enough good enough?
  6. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: approve vs. authorize
  7. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: manage vs. maintain
  8. Source document statuses in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: approved, canceled, closed, draft, finalized, in review, open, and rejected
  9. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: source document vs. business document
  10. Distinguishing among concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: process, practice, activity, task, procedure, and step
  11. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: state vs. status
  12. Distinguishing between concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: amount vs. quantity
  13. Defining concepts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: Accuracy, precision, and domain tailoring
  14. Words and terms in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012: What’s the difference?