Hi Phil,
Following Justin's recommendation below, I am happy to help. I don't
charge for the initial consultation so we can go over what you're
doing and see how you can progress from there.
0410553735 guy.tuc...@ellisterry.com
Kind Regards
Guy
On Jul 28, 11:40 am, Phil Sim wrote:
> Hi folk
Thanks Justin for the recommendation.
Hi Phil, I am happy to help.
I don't charge for the initial consultation so we can have a good chat
about what you're doing and the various options available to you.
0410553735 or guy.tuc...@ellisterry.com
Kind Regards
Guy Tucker
On Jul 28, 2:06 pm, Justi
The most timely, and complete national coverage is from PSMA. You deal
with a reseller rather than them direct. Your options include
licensing the raw data and dealing with the rather complex data model
(call point spatial is one supplier I can vouch for) or you can deal
with a value added reseller
I had a chat to Guy Tucker from Ellis Terry down in Technology Park a few
weeks back, and he was very helpful, and very clear about the limitations of
patents and the strategic implications of going down different patent
routes.
Details below...
- Justin
Guy Tucker CPA, BEng (Hons)
Registered P
Thumbs up to Michael Bates and Team from 1P. I'm pretty sure he's on the
list.
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 11:58, Ryszard wrote:
> Hey Phil,
>
> i chatted with Shaun with www.buchannanlaw.com.au for a couple of
> hours solid at a trade show one time. he's a trademark lawyer but
> knows quite a bit
Hey Phil,
I'm a lawyer myself, although I don't work with patents. With that
said, s18 of the Patent Act might be of some basic assistance to you
(going beyond that involves delving into a lot of case law and
nuance). For what it's worth, patent applications can be very
expensive, and can certainl
Keen to hear what you think, Chris...
Do let us know what you decide on.
Justin Tauber
0422 376 922
On 28/07/2011, at 10:23 AM, Chris Were wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions, I"ll check them all out when I get a chance.
>
> On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 9:13 PM, simononline wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
>
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On Jul 27, 2011, at 7:44 PM, Matt Moore wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Has anyone come across professional services company software that doesn't
> just do timesheets and billing but also allows you to do resource allocation
> against projects and forecasting?
>
> Many thanks,
>
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On 28 July 2011 12:28, PriyRao wrote:
> hello Silicon Beach.
>
> I'm heading up a start up launching in November 2011 which is in the
> online furniture retail space (with a few innovative twists).
>
> We're havi
Hey,
Has anyone come across professional services company software that doesn't just
do timesheets and billing but also allows you to do resource allocation against
projects and forecasting?
Many thanks,
Matt Moore
+61 423 784 504
m...@innotecture.com.au
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I'm heading up a start up launching in November 2011 which is in the
online furniture retail space (with a few innovative twists).
We're having an internal debate about various customer support tools
to integrate to our website. I've looked at Zendesk, Get Satisfaction,
Tende
Thanks for organising this, Geoff.
I'm aiming to drop in for bit tonight.
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Hey Phil,
i chatted with Shaun with www.buchannanlaw.com.au for a couple of
hours solid at a trade show one time. he's a trademark lawyer but
knows quite a bit about patents and has access to ppl who do patent
stuff.
he was a really cool guy to talk to, open, and seemingly startup friendly.
reg
Hi Phil,
I haven't found anyone good yet, but I CAN tell you to seer clear of MCW
Law. Those guys are absolute pirates.
Ryan
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 11:40 AM, Phil Sim wrote:
> Hi folks, can anyone recommend someone I can talk to regarding patents. I'm
> hoping to find someone in Sydney who wi
Hi folks, can anyone recommend someone I can talk to regarding patents. I'm
hoping to find someone in Sydney who will do the initial consultation free
of change so I can find out if what I'm wanting to do is patentable.
While I'm here, can you patent this kind of thing:
Let's say you take an exist
Feedback from my contacts in the private equity space is that things
are tough and getting harder (see below but some names changed to
protect the guilty). Because I focus on debt-based IP financing, the
shallow equity pool will have knock-on effects but I'm also able to
sit back and try to be impa
Thanks for the suggestions, I"ll check them all out when I get a chance.
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 9:13 PM, simononline wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Check out Copper Project - http://www.copperproject.com/
> I haven't used it yet but it looks fairly feature packed.
> It might be what you are after.
>
> C
I've done this with a UK number & it works rather well (about one out of 20
calls has a quality problem).
You pay the Skype international charges from the AU Number to the
destination - which are so much cheaper than the standard Telco's rates. I
think a 20 minute call to the UK costs around $1.
Thanks Steven, I didn't realise that you wouldn't be able to see the picture
of our cute mascot. Have put up a quick blog post with more info -
http://www.geoffmcqueen.com/2011/07/28/silicon-beach-drinks-wollongong-style/
.
Looking forward to seeing you when you get back from Europe, Bec!
G
On T
Hi Geoff,
I heard about a way to do it on the cheap but needs further research.
It works like that:
you buy a skype number
You forward you AU number to your new skype number
In US once you have a new number you divert your skype number to the US
number and that's it.
Worth to check it.
Regards
Hi
I'm in Europe until October, but when I'm home again I'd be very keen. I live
in North Wollongong, and have been following the group for ages.
Would be fantastic to have a local get together!
Thanks
Bec
On 27/07/2011, at 1:13 PM, SoccerFit wrote:
> But for the 5 hour trip from Merimbula,
It depends on what data you want and what you want to do with it, but
openstreetmap may have what you need.
See here: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Planet.osm#Processing_the_File
for some ideas.
You can get Aus only subsets from
http://downloads.cloudmade.com/oceania/australia_and_new_zealan
Can I ask what you want to do with it?
On Jul 27, 12:06 pm, cij wrote:
> hi, just reaching out to the community for tips on how to quickly
> source an australian national street address/suburb database for use
> in a website startup. No luck yet going through aussie post and
> sensis. Other sugge
Hi,
This probably won't be that helpful since you mentioned the word quick but
you also mentioned startup. So I assume cheap is good too.
The states are slowly opening up address information for free.
Unfortunately, it's very fragmented. Each state is responsible for the
delivery method - if t
Hi,
Another place to look. The states are slowly opening up address information
for free. Unfortunately, it's very fragmented. Each state is responsible for
the delivery method - if they open it at all. This means even if every state
opened up their info you would still have to piece it all tog
Hi Chris,
Check out Copper Project - http://www.copperproject.com/
I haven't used it yet but it looks fairly feature packed.
It might be what you are after.
Cheers,
Simon
On Jul 26, 9:42 pm, Chris Were wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the best collaborative project management tool out there?
>
> I have
But for the 5 hour trip from Merimbula, I'd be there.
Great to see SB spreading to the Illawarra.
Further south we have IntoIT - the Sapphire Coast Informal IT Network
(click https://groups.google.com/group/intoitsapphirecoast?hl=en)...more
technology promotion than entrepreneurship, but we are h
Do you actually want to populate a database with each Australian
address? Or do you want to validate/sanitise data as it comes in?
I'm not aware of anywhere that just lists all addresses. Besides, I
reckon that list would be out of date before it's finished
downloading. It would be very expensive
> hi, just reaching out to the community for tips on how to quickly
> source an australian national street address/suburb database for use
> in a website startup. No luck yet going through aussie post and
> sensis. Other suggestions welcome. Thanks!
Someone like this http://www.mapds.com.au/ can
Hi and hello,
since I joined this great group a few weeks ago it would be decent to
introduce myself. I am Richard from Slovakia and very soon I am moving
to the great city of Melbourne, which will surely be an amazing
experience.
I am 26 years of age and in Melbourne I will finish my postgrad co
hi, just reaching out to the community for tips on how to quickly
source an australian national street address/suburb database for use
in a website startup. No luck yet going through aussie post and
sensis. Other suggestions welcome. Thanks!
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