I see it being very useful for the overworked corporate IT department. Just get out something quickly that will meet some minimal needs of the [insert department here] department.


>Used, no. I did see three presentations about it, including one by the group director, and my impression is that it's sort of stuck in a bad middle niche. It's not powerful enough for real developers but too complex, as Craig says, to be an end user tool. (Remember the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon show? "Again?! That trick never works!")