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A good what’s new in tech feed, if you happen to need such
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Suffering from Web 2.0 envy? Don makes a telling point – the big money is in business software.
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Escape from Cubicle Nation: How do you know when is the right time to quit your day job?
A great walkthough of how to decide its time to jump for cube dwellers: if you’re considering the move, read this first.
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7 Habits of Highly Innovative People | ThinkSimpleNow.com
A great read on becoming persistently innovative.
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Beyond Bootstrapping | AlwaysOn
Is there a funding path between microISV and VC? This author thinks so.
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Jared Kim Profile – Executive Articles – Portfolio.com
… And here’s an article of who is funding that third way
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A new microISV community/forum site – some good people/ideas here
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Cheat Sheets – ILoveJackDaniels.com
Nicely done Cheat Sheets from SQL Server to Ruby on Rails and lots in between. As for the URL, I guess that’s’ what happens when you do too many cheat sheets!












RE: Don Dodge -
And this is why my next software venture will definetely be in this space.
B2C – Sell your first license for $40; buy yourself a cup of coffee.
B2B – Sell your first license for 25K with a consulting engagment at 50K; get yourself an office, add staff, hire a sales person, etc…
I’m not saying its easy, but the first sale can make a company.
Ian – you are absolutely right. The really big thing developers need to understand is that microISVs can go toe-to-toe with giant ISVs and clean their clocks. But they have to do more than just code software.
Thank you for including me in the list. Much appreciated
Love & Gratitude,
Tina
Think Simple Now. ~ Clarity & Happiness