Think about a potential client with a visualization problem, such as your employer or lecturer. Would the person you have chosen require some generalpurpose package or software tailored to a...

Think about a potential client with a visualization problem, such as your

employer or lecturer. Would the person you have chosen require some generalpurpose package or software tailored to a particular need? Would he require

easy-to-use software or could he master traditional or visual programming?

The answers to these two questions sometimes reveal conflicting requirements:

if your client requires tailored but easy-to-use software, is anyone available

to do the customisation or would this incur additional purchase costs, for

example for consultancy charges?

Now think about several clients such as your office colleagues or the staff

on your course. Does this change the type of software you would procure?