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Laptop leasing with Century Computing. Century Computing have partnered with a number of finance and leasing companies who specialise in funding IT hardware, software and installation costs.
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Can Microsoft Save Itself, Or Is It Too Late?
Date: 08/01/2008
Even as a self-confessed Microsoft fan boy, I have to admit that Windows Vista is one catastrophe that a $300 million advertising campaign can't save. Here's why ...
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Why Multitasking is a Waste of Time
Date: 06/30/2008
You often hear people extolling the virtues of multitasking: you get more done, It’s the way of the future.
Balls.
Multitasking is great if you want to fill your time doing a lots of things not very well, over a long period of time. Sure you can: flicking between checking your email, Twittering, writing a report, [...]
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Get Out and Boogie on the Customer Service Dance Floor!
Date: 06/26/2008
One part of my role at SitePoint is to manage our Customer Support team. I often refer to this team as being "on the dance floor" with our visitors and customers, while as managers we’re just "sitting on the balcony".
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There’s no prize for second best!
Date: 06/01/2008
At SitePoint we’re blessed with an ability to get great insight on what people think. We have a great forum, customers review our products all the time, I’ve mentioned Twitter before, there’s Google news and so on…
One style of coverage that very hard to miss is when your compared against the competition. What’s [...]
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For Sale: Web Application - Unused
Date: 05/29/2008
It seems to me that web applications market is heading for its very own dot com-esque bust. The basic ingredients are all there, VCs investing huge amounts of money in start ups. A general air of: if you build it, they will come. Then (of course) Google, Yahoo! or Microsoft will buy it. Underlying all [...]
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Freelancing: Handling the Midnight Client Call
Date: 05/12/2008
One point that came up from my last post (3 Golden Rules For Working From Home) was; how to handle phone calls during and after normal business hours, whilst working from home. There are three basic scenarios:
1. Client call during work hours
Pick up the phone. Using voice mail has its place after hours, but during [...]
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3 Golden Rules For Working From Home
Date: 05/05/2008
One of the great things about working from your own home is freedom. Freedom to start work when you want, wear what you want and work the hours that you want. Right? Well actually, probably not.
In reality working from home doesn’t work like that –- well not in my experience anyway. You usually end up [...]
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Save the Planet and Save Cash
Date: 03/11/2008
Now there are lots of good reasons to be more “green”, saving the planet, moral obligation, yadda, yadda, yadda. But, let’s get a bit selfish here — what’s in it for me and my business? I mean, of course there is the feel good factor about doing the “right” thing, but what about saving some [...]
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Are Your Customers Promoting You?
Date: 02/25/2008
In this post I am going to discuss, how going that extra mile with customer service can make a big difference to the bottom line of your businesses.
Recently the exhaust broke on my car. I needed to get it fixed, but where? Did I take it to the nearest or cheapest place?
Nope. I took [...]
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Business Web Apps: Which Do You Use?
Date: 02/19/2008
Over the last couple of years there has been a massive increase in the number and diversity of business orientated web applications. All designed to make your business more productive in one way or another, products like:
Basecamp (project management)
Gmail (email)
Remember The Milk (to-do lists)
Crazy Egg (web site statistics)
Fresh Books (invoicing and time tracking)
Which business web [...]
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