"Enterprise" Java does not need to be the way you have experienced it. We are getting ready to release a fairly complex Java application that addresses a very significant pain point. The major components of the entire…
I'm not sure a catastrophic collapse will happen any time soon (unless as a byproduct of some non-financial catastrophic event - e.g. a meteor hitting NYC). Since currency values are only relative to each other, any…
Back in 2000 I did a startup with a B2B web-based app for an enterprise vertical (large homebuilders). We tried both hiring an enterprise sales guy and schlepping it ourselves, and here are my take-aways from that…
I've used iPrint several times. Once they completely screwed up the order (I received somebody else's cards) and once the quality was so-so, but in both cases they were very good at making it right. Overall I'd use them…
Do you have any sources on that? What if you administer an IQ test, but you call it something else?
Kudos and good luck to you! I have one piece of advice for you. Make sure that some of your early failures include other people. Many issues that bring down startups at their core are about people, not technology.
"Enterprise" Java does not need to be the way you have experienced it. We are getting ready to release a fairly complex Java application that addresses a very significant pain point. The major components of the entire…
I'm not sure a catastrophic collapse will happen any time soon (unless as a byproduct of some non-financial catastrophic event - e.g. a meteor hitting NYC). Since currency values are only relative to each other, any…
Back in 2000 I did a startup with a B2B web-based app for an enterprise vertical (large homebuilders). We tried both hiring an enterprise sales guy and schlepping it ourselves, and here are my take-aways from that…
I've used iPrint several times. Once they completely screwed up the order (I received somebody else's cards) and once the quality was so-so, but in both cases they were very good at making it right. Overall I'd use them…
Do you have any sources on that? What if you administer an IQ test, but you call it something else?
Kudos and good luck to you! I have one piece of advice for you. Make sure that some of your early failures include other people. Many issues that bring down startups at their core are about people, not technology.