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Hi:
I agree with David Wright: It all depends upon the conventions used in your company. Another example: a function alternatively can be called objective, operation, process, task, action, activity, step, etc., etc.
You can always find a solid agrument stating that, for example, a function means exactly X and a system means exactly Y. The problem is that you can later discover a just-as-sound argument stating that a system means A and a function means Z.
Often, what you will find is that the different opinions are based more on political considerations than logical.
Tony
Jess,
as promised here is the second half.
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