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So cool - congratulations on the launch.
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This is the most critical, and frequently missed, step for early stage b2b
offerings. You need initial customers for whom your software solves a high
priority problem. Otherwise your company is doomed to haunt the unhappy DMZ of
lukewarm interest.
We push this approach with all the com
Both approaches have merit. We prefer to see a balance of backgrounds and
skills in a startup team - particularly if there is experience of selling to,
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This might be of interest to a few on this list given the ongoing challenges of
connecting tech and biz founders ...
http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/28/founder-soup/
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Yep - I agree - important to be consistent. Although message to Elias doesn't
give much hope for better behavior.
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> > In a similar vein, it would be great if projects at University could
> > take a more applied approach and actua
Hi Everyone,
For those who haven’t met me, I’m Michael Harries, Senior Director for
Citrix Labs, where we drive longer term technology directions for Citrix
globally. I’ve been an academic, company founder, consultant, and for the
last eight years working with Citrix.
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> > > protect your personal assets (ie, house) in case someone sues the
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> gives
> > > ‘rollover’ relief so you can change from a sole trader to
Hi Silicon Beachers,
Can anyone recommend a 'out of the box' system/methodology/accountant for
the accounting side of setting up a simple web retail business (sole trader,
etc)? Low cost/low admin start, etc.
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akes to start with the end in mind, it might be worth
> your while.
> As with anything else, if you decide a patent fits your strategy (as I
> decided it did mine), you have to balance your available resources
> (and yes, it's a lot of time as well as money) against the payback you
t; > seem to address both the issues of building talent and helping
> > infrastructure. I understand if it is chosen to be dropped though.
> > -Ryan Cross 8/3/09 10:47 PM "
> >
> > A few people (well, two that I can remember) made the point about the
> > government supporting open source. This was one of the suggestions
> &
gt; would be considered innovative for tools such as iTraffic
> App and would only get more accurate when complimented with crowd sourced
> info.
>
> TC
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> On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Michael Harries <
> michaelharr...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> iTrafficApp took
PM, Nathan de Vries wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 17/07/2009, at 12:25 PM, Sriram Panyam wrote:
>>>> > Think this is a cheap copy of iTrafficApp?
>>>>
>>>> What makes you say that it's a "cheap copy"? Have you installed and
>>>>
hat does happen, but only for fairly wide
> appeal software that is more of a platform.
>
> So, if its not core, do it. No real downside, and you might gain
> something from it. Worst case, you still end up being the only
> developer, you have a tiny bit of overhead in organizing r
ask an IT manager at a corporate and ask them to tell me
> > who the main players are and what they think of them.
> >
> > Not that I would do any of those things.
> >
> > It all depends on what you want that data for.
> >
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>> > Just a thought!
>> > Cheerisms,
>> > sHz
>> > [1]: http://www.ycombinator.com/s2009.html
>> >
>> > On 12/02/2009, at 12:15 PM, Elias Bizannes wrote:
>> >
>> > Legal and finance can be taken care of by my old man and
ing
> > > > > > for years on. But he let us down with his solution...
> >
> > > > > To follow on with Elias's mention of Clive Hamilton's "Growth
> Fetish".
> > > > I'd
> > > &g
each is about technology entrepreneurialism,
> startups, building something transformative. But given the Internet is
> changing our world, we also need to encourage the philosophers.
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ns (that is, their visas
> permit that).
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> Rob
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>>> I would be thrilled to contribute my graphic design skills to the
>>> project. Everyone has been so helpful - a lot of you here have emailed
>>> me with contacts and advice, so I'd love to be involved! I think it's
>>> a really exciting ide
;>> allowing staff to check their shifts from home via their mobile or
>>> internet, all using a subscription model.
>>> Now i've launched, i'm beginning to realise what he meant when one of
>>> the guys here told me '20% of the work is creating the
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