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'''SMOP''' is an acronym for "Small Matter of Programming". ▼
== SMOP ==
Main features:▼
ɫ Establish what agents/distributors really think about the Supplier (who is already a delegate on the programme)▼
ɫ Develope practical corrective plans to address the above.▼
ɫ Demonstrate through documentary evidence, how plans have been implemented.▼
Further Information can be found on [www.west-pointinternational.com]
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January 2006''''''▼
SMOP was among the "games" described, in a magazine article entitled "Big-System Games Programmers Play", as parallelling the ''[[Games People Play]]'' identified by Dr. [[Eric Berne]] in the field of self-help psychology. The game essentially consists of proposing seemingly simple adjustments to a design, and leaving to someone else the problem of fitting the unexpected consequences into the schedule.
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[[Category:4-letter acronyms]]
[[Category:Anti-patterns]]
▲SMOP is also an acronym for "Selecting & Managing Overseas Partners" Programme. This is a training programme developed by West Point International (WWW.west-pointinternational.com) with support from UK Trade & Investment, to help exporters select and manage overseas agents and distributors, through a series of intertactive and practical workshops.
▲Main features:
▲ɫ Establish what agents/distributors really think about the Supplier (who is already a delegate on the programme)
▲ɫ Develope practical corrective plans to address the above.
▲ɫ Demonstrate through documentary evidence, how plans have been implemented.
▲end
▲January 2006
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