For a while now I’ve “known” (if one can really do such thing) that the future in Technology lies not in being the all knowing all seeing God of X (where X is pick one…), but in being able to do well in A-Z.

This was reinforced to me when I heard of an MD major that actually studies “everything” and graduates generalists as opposed to neurologists, podiatrists, etc. So I thought, why not a generalist for CS (but not someone with an undergraduate skill set but in fact someone with a graduate degree in the common technology language out there). If you think about it, CS has many parallelisms with MD, so if they can do it, why can’t we?

But going from a generalist in one discipline (which itself is complex enough) to a multidisciplinary generalist is a bold (emphasize understatement here) step.

I’m one of the author of Contactizer Pro. What would really help us would be to explain why Contactizer did not make it.
What exactly is the “right set of features”?

Thanks for your comment