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The historical view regarding end users is being eroded by the internet and wireless communication, where the traditional end user is able to actively contribute and add value to the computer system. [[wiki]]s are one example where end users provide the content and free the webmaster to manage the site. Another example within the computer field is [[FLOSS]], where end users engage in all aspects of software development, from feature requests, through testing and reviews, to usability, documentation, and distribution. Music, pictures, and documents are remixed and edited to satisfy personal taste and demand. The consequence is that many countries and industries have been slow or unwilling to adjust to this emerging society, but some have seen the potential and are exploring economic possibilities.
Another trend is where users specify, and even develop, rules that may be fairly normal relationships ([[SQL]]) or be hard-core [[Applied_mathematics|numerical processes]] that may require attention being given to serious computational characteristics, such as ill-conditioning, [[Parallel_computing|parallelisms]]. and similar issues of an ongoing nature.
==Research==
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