My opinion on this CreditorWatch is that it should really be handled
by Government, in this case either ASIC or consumer affairs, where the
consumers are businesses in the B2B case.
There are many political issues with private credit black lists; for
example in housing rentals the private list has
we use MPRGroup, totally recommend them. Startup through to exit focus
http://www.mpr-group.com/
On Oct 28, 1:08 pm, Aulay wrote:
> We have been busy getting our startup (JustRosters.com.au) ready to
> pitch to potential investors. Part of that process has been creating a
> financial projections
Wow. This will be great. Just what we need to help out student entrepreneurs
coming out of uni!
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Jeromy Evans <
jeromy.ev...@blueskyminds.com.au> wrote:
> On Oct 29, 12:31 pm, Kev wrote:
> > Maybe as a corollary to this we can put together a FAQ related to
> > st
While we can argue about the economic rights and wrongs of a solar
energy subsidy forever, probably the most important lesson from this
dumb stunt by the NSW government the real lesson for startups,
entrepreneurs and business owners is not to base your success upon a
market relying on government gr
Hi Kev
In case you/they've not done this already, it's worth posting this to the Ruby
Oceania list.
http://groups.google.com/group/rails-oceania
Make sure you take note of the job posting guidelines first, though:
http://groups.google.com/group/rails-oceania/browse_thread/thread/6a45f0c657b40772
On Oct 29, 12:31 pm, Kev wrote:
> Maybe as a corollary to this we can put together a FAQ related to
> starting your own biz? And everyone can contribute questions and
> answers.
"This is an OPEN wiki… just edit away… no sign-up required…"
http://www.startup-australia.org/
^ A lot of people here
Niki,
that's awesome news!!! I wasn't aware of this and I'm really glad you
recognised the need.
Is there any way we as the startup community can help out in the
process? When do you expect to have the first batch of docs ready?
Cheers,
Marko
On Oct 29, 7:46 am, Niki Scevak wrote:
> Hey Marko
Maybe as a corollary to this we can put together a FAQ related to
starting your own biz? And everyone can contribute questions and
answers.
Eg:
What clauses should I be aware of in a commercial lease?
What is a good way to approaching hiring someone for a start-up?
I am sure members of this list
Hi folks
A VERY smart developer we have worked with in the past leads up an
entrepreneurial team at IBM - he is looking to have someone join their
team:
- Junior-mid level network application focussed Ruby on Rails
developer/network admin
Contact him direct if you are interested or want to know
Hey Marko, we're planning on doing this very thing via Startmate.
DLA Phillips Fox are putting together the suite of documents as we
speak and as well as using them for the initial investment in
Startmate companies, we'll also be open-sourcing them to all who are
interested in the Australian start
On Oct 28, 9:40 pm, Suhit Anantula wrote:
> The issue is whether this is the best subsidy to support alternative energy.
> Not sure if it is? Solar energy is the key for the future but not on homes of
> people. That looks like a very inefficient way of doing things.
But you are incorrect, it
Alan,
"It's the home insulation scheme all over again"
I'd be careful about that metaphor. The problems with the home insulation
scheme were as much due to the shonkiness and opportunism of the companies
after the money as lax oversight on the part of government. Despite the claims
of some, Pe
I definitely agree that the sudden huge reduction that they have made is a
terrible move. Phasing it down to 20 over a period of time makes much more
sense and would be much less destructive to the businesses involved.
However, that being said, in the last two months I have spoken to three
differe
No, that's not the issue Suhit. That's an important and related issue
on a broader scale but has no bearing on the immediate economic,
social and political effects of slashing an industry support scheme by
two thirds overnight with no prior warning.
Our state government is very ready to support al
The issue is whether this is the best subsidy to support alternative energy.
Not sure if it is? Solar energy is the key for the future but not on homes of
people. That looks like a very inefficient way of doing things.
On 28/10/2010, at 2:02 PM, alan jones wrote:
> I'm still so angry about thi
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