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Tag Archives: start ups
Data Acquisition hardware
I know I have talked about this before but I recently rediscovered how incredibility cost effective current mobile device are as data acquisition devices. The world is scrambling to create an “Internet of connected things” with custom built hardware, but … Continue reading
A new way to work
It is not uncommon for technology workers to work off site from time to time. This is especially true when a quite environment is required to achieve an important deadline. I have been known to solve complex problems in a … Continue reading
A better work environment
I have always been interested in the human condition, in particular how to create a work environment that makes people want to come to work each day. Like most things in life, there is no one magic set of things … Continue reading
Fluidware
Fluidware is latest in a string of ventures from the serial entrepreneur Eli Fathi. This time he has partnered with a dynamic duo (brothers) Aydin and Amin Mirzaee and Samuel Cormier. The company was founded in 2008 as Chide.it and … Continue reading
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Tagged chide.it, companies to watch, data collection, FluidSurveys, fluidware, ReviewRoom, start ups, web forms, web questionaire, web survey
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What’s in a name?
Over the weekend I had an opportunity to review some of the most successful start-ups in both the USA and Canada. One of the things that jumped out at me was that independent of the products, the names of the … Continue reading
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Tagged click throughs, Interpretation, key word searches, names, naming a company, start ups
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Boot-strapping
There are a number of ways to start a company but perhaps the best way is the one where you maintain all of the control. Starting from scratch with no outside funding is called bootstrapping. In order to boot strap … Continue reading
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Tagged boot strapping, innovation, organic growth, partnerships for profit, start ups, young companies
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AirVM
AirVM is an “Infrastructure as a Service” (IaaS) and software company that offers channel partners a turnkey white labeled solution in seconds. The hosted service delivers enterprise-grade, scalable, on-demand, commitment-free Cloud Servers with pay-as-you-go pricing. AirVM is more than a … Continue reading
Teldio
Teldio is a Wesley Clover company founded in March of 2008. Teldio’s primary area of business is in software development for the two-way radio industry. They develop and service 8 software applications that can be added to a digital two-way radio … Continue reading
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Tagged man down, radio recording, start ups, teldio, Wesley Clover
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How does a startup break into an established market?
I have said before that for every question there’s more than one correct answer and this question is an example of that. I have been in my fair share of start-ups and in each case we were trying to sell … Continue reading