Copycat

I like the way Seeni writes his blog. With appropriate images, proper context and leaving passage that will provoke readers thoughts and make them to present their comments. Out of many blogs I read his blog has reasonably many comments. In our recent concall's we used to talk about his professionalism in creating blog.

Out of all this, I like the way he uses images for his texture. So I thought I should be using that in my blog ( now you can guess why I kept this topic). I think there is nothing wrong in being a copy cat. In corporate terms we can coin this as Reusability. Being in mainframe for about 3 quarters in a decade (7.5 years - courtesy seeni) I was never able to write a cobol program with out copying the various division from an old program. Once I tried doing that and was not able to compile it. I don't know what is the problem, it got executed when I copied the same text from another program. Pretty funny though.

Copying or accepting the practices existing currently saves a lot of time. Basically it avoids reinventing wheel. That is the reason we bring all the stake holders, related project leaders during project start up meeting.

Most of the companies uses the MBNQA model for their business excellence. Advantage of using proven technique is one we know it works, it is a form of authentication and the last one is it is a proven technique and we save time and money in researching new things.

So the whole world is revolving around copying.Corporate copy mission, goals and models. Projects copies best practices. Political parties copies promises. Moon copies sun light. As a professional I copy sorry reuse certain things.