digitec-spec-process.markdown

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 Words matter, especially when you are legally binding yourself to the delivery of services. The language you use in the specification should observe a criteria that ensures clarity for both the developer (writer of the specification) and the client. As a rule both the developer and the client need to sign off on the specification before work begins.
 
-It may be worth noting that at times the role of client can be played by the project manager or other personnel requesting the job. Although this specification is destined for internal use, it is just as necessary as one that is destined for a client. 
+It may be worth noting that at times the role of client can be played by the project manager or other personnel requesting the job. Although this specification is destined for internal use, it is just as necessary as one that is destined for an external client. 
 
 The end result should be that the developer is ensured a properly scoped job, in which the requirements he must satisfy are clear. Any new requirements that come up can be confidently labeled __out of scope__ and the developer is protected from having to fulfill them without a re-negotiation. For the client it means, a clear articulation of the job requirements which legally ensure that the client is getting what he paid for.