Australian companies have this strange habit, they issue “remission advice” notifications when they’ve paid an invoice. I suppose the practise comes from back when a cheque would be in the mail for at least a few days before arriving, and after that, paper bank statements issued once a week. But does it make sense today? I don’t think so, and here is why: credit card and some Paypal payments are …read the rest
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Class of 2013: Four Things You Must Unlearn Immediately
Original article at: https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130521093557-314058-class-of-2013-four-things-you-must-unlearn-immediately (copied in full here as the url doesn’t look like a permalink) Daniel Shapiro wrotes: “I …read the rest
Low Volume and Custom Made – Opportunities
I’ve mentioned 3D printing before as an example of enabling technology. Tools that used to cost tens of thousands of …read the rest
New Zealand: IT Professionals support removal of Software Patents
http://www.iitp.org.nz/news/archives/4547-IT_Professionals_support_removal_of_Software_Patents The Institute of IT Professionals, New Zealand’s largest IT representative body, strongly supports the Government’s announcement today clarifying that …read the rest
Finding a new Accountant
Most accountants “get” small business, but what is commonly regarded as small business is probably rather larger than what you …read the rest
Most economical purchases: Printers
When setting up an (home) office or maintaining an existing one, there are always bits that can cost a little …read the rest
