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Summary
We are start up and we provide software development services. We develop windows, web, services and mobile applications. We were aware of agile and we are scrum certified developers . We do user story based estimation and task planning. No issues...
Started by Gopalakrishnan Subramani on
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The downside is more paperwork - you are much more 'free' dealing with small firms but also more.
It doesn't have).
Just a matter of scale.
This is normal business, from small projects to enterprise projects.
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Hi,
Background
I'm working in a small company that is implementing and supporting network infrastructures in small business environments. Many times cost is a concern so I'm constantly looking for cheep / free solutions. Personally my favorite (at the...
Started by kyrisu on
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by 11 people.
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I don't work in a small business setting, but we use SIMPLite to encrypt....
If its a really small group (under 20 people) Google Apps has everything these tools from one website anywhere in the world is a big bonus.
OpenFire is awesome.
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For best performance and ease of management, is it better to use 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x range of addresses for a small (<50 PCs) business network?
This would correspond to a subnet of 255.255.0.0 and 255.0.0.0 respectively.
Started by pr on
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by 13 people.
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The real reason to go with 10.x.x.x for a small business networkThere is no difference at all for such a small network - certainly any performance differences for a such small....
Such addresses for local playing (ie VMware).
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My current configuration is a Windows Small Business Server 2003 running Windows Sharepoint Services 2.0 with MSSQL 2000.
My question pertains to the feasability of running Windows Sharepoint Services 3.0 on Windows Small Business Server 2008 Standard...
Started by jarek on
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by 3 people.
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However, WSS3.0 will work on SBS 2008 STD and Business Edition 2k8 license with a license of SQL (i think you can choose 2008 or 2005) to run your line of business.
That it will work with MySQL but give it a try .
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I work for a small to mid-sized business (150 people across 6 locations). There are two of us in the IT department. How can I connect with the other small-business admins in my rural community?
There's a local AITP chapter that is mostly composed of developers...
Started by Matt Everson on
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by 9 people.
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I'm trying to get together....
What I would do is make a list of companies that fit your profile (size of the business, proximity to you), then either send them an email through their website or call them, Co.
A MeetUp group is pretty small.
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During university, I wanted to start a software business. I didn't know what at the time, but I knew it would have to be Windows and closed source in order to make enough money to support a career.
Was I wrong? What could I have been told that would have...
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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by 6 people.
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At least, you have to either convince a lot of people that your cheap combine the web-app... .
Also I am attempting a venture on my own hard job for a small business.
I work for just such a small business.
Allow for using linux.
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I just bought Small Business Server 2008, and then realized... I don't really want to use Exchange locally. I'd prefer to have hosted Exchange. Doh.
Is it safe to uninstall Exchange from a SBS2008 installation?
Also, is there even a point to using SBS...
Started by Alex Papadimoulis on
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by 4 people.
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I would simply disable....
AFAIK it['s perfectly save to uninstall Exchange, however, I would not waste any time on that .
There isn't really much point in running SBS without Exchange, but you have spent the money already so you might as well use the license .
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A Cup of Coffee a Day: How to Market a Small Business When You Don't Have Time.
Started by Stacy Stateham on
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I know that adding the Hyper-V role to a Small Business Server 2008 installation is not supported as stated by Microsoft Support (KB 958829) . I'm aware that I can use Virtual Server 2005 to host my testing virtual machines on SBS 2008 if I have to.
Nevertheless...
Started by Philipp Schmid on
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by 3 people.
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We set up....
We use Dells that have two NICs built in.
In these days where servers are ridiculously powerful it seems an obvious option and we've found it to work just fine as long as you don't run anything too heavy in the VMs .
We've put Hyper-V on SBS.
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Hello,
I've seen many medium and large businesses set up elaborate processes for their software development and testing, be it Windows or Linux-based, web or local, for-profit or internal.
How would a small business or group of developers go about setting...
Started by DV on
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My personal preference would.
Them very reasonable for small teams (compare this to your beer budget).
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