Author: Josh

Small Business Management for the Mac. A neat looking little CRM.

Surfing along, I found this blog. It had some good stuff, including a link to the MSPU Blog. Which is there to sell Marketing as a Sevice, Collateral as a Service, and Sales as a Service.

I get some great articles from CodeProject, and here’s a few I don’t want to lose track of.

• Creating a Reverse Connection Shell: Pipes a shell out through a firewall.
• Creating a Web Service-based Remote Console: Connects via an ASP.NET web service

• Unravelling the Mysteries of .NET 2.0 Configuration
• Decoding the Mysteries of .NET 2.0 Configuration
• Cracking the Mysteries of .NET 2.0 Configuration

For when I have too much time on my hands!

Looking at vtiger which is completely open source, and SugarCRM which is kinda open source. Zoho provides an attractive, hosted, almost free alternative. And Fogbugz on-demand may be a better, supported alternative to them all, although not strictly a CRM.

Personal Assistant services from GetFriday.Get your snail mail scanned and sent to you at Earth Class Mail.Mail your child to Sri Lanka is a good entry on the Tim Ferris Blog.Websites, Design, and Business Consulting at Elance.Outsourced professional services from Brickwork India.Sales and Telemarketing help at Guru.com.

An easy way of making html buttons that look good on the iphone at the the Launchpad Blod.

I’m really excited to put up a new VOIP server running Asterisk on Trixbox. I’m going to wait until they get the 2.4 edition in full release mode. Good new and resources can be found at the VOIP-info Wiki. I’m looking at nexvortex and gafachi to do my trunking when I’m ready.

My favorite Rick Emerson Podcast Feed has been broken for a while, even though there are new episodes coming, so I set up a script on my own server to scrape the site for the MP3s. Good stuf.