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
May 22, 2013
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
May 13, 2013
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
May 9, 2013
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
May 9, 2013
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
May 2, 2013
When setting up an (home) office or maintaining an existing one, there are always bits that can cost a little …read the rest
