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Richard8021 wrote: how, and what python can help me setup a business? It is most unlikely that Python can help you set up a business. Starting in business you first need to find an idea that you can market and people will pay for. It could be a manufactured product, food that is grown, or some type of service, but you need the idea and a business plan first.
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Establish a business to analyze local market conditions, write project proposals
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Richard8021 wrote: and what python can help me setup a business?
A business is selling either a product and/or a service.
You must come up with the idea then do some work towards creating the product and/or service. Then you must sell either the product and/or service to someone or even sell the idea to someone.
Python, or any programming language can be used to create the product, to create the service, to manage the business and/or to manage the service. It can also be used to create a demonstration which represents how the product and/or service would work if it was fully implemented.
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I cant find the delete my account section here...
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You can turn off the newsletter and email report in your account options.
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Hi friends, I'm new bee here and just start my own business as an High accuracy RTK GPS product provider. My target customers are natural resources, agriculture, constructions and energy companies. My first issue is how to structure a business letter to introducing myself(As my company) to my potential customers.
My second issue is my Website www.southcompass.com. I'm not sure if I have list too many products that I can offer and not de-scripted clear enough to viewers.
Please leave your suggestions or comments here or email me(email address on my website)
Regards
Yi
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Simple question...Is Microsoft Security Essentials sufficient AV protection on development workstaions used to compile and sign executables?
One of my biggest fears has always been that a system gets compromised and we unwittingly send out a batch of infected updates. I am currently in a situation where a customer's AV identified 5 of our executables as being infected and quarantined them. In trying to resolve the situation, their network administrator asked for those files as a zipped email attachment which I sent. She promptly replied that the attachment had been stripped due to detection of a virus! I have checked these files with both MSE and AVG with no problem. I have applied for an evaluation of the AV the customer is using (lightspeed) both to replicate the issue, and to find out if the claim is legitimate but am still waiting. BTW, any executable we ship is digitally signed.
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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kmoorevs wrote: Simple question...Is Microsoft Security Essentials sufficient AV protection on development workstaions used to compile and sign executables? Simple answer; nothing will be sufficient to give guarantees.
Install 10+ AV's, and you'll still receive "updates" of virus-definitions. There's no way to eliminate the threat completely.
FWIW, using Avast! Antivirus, nothing more. The thing that protects it best, is to be paranoid on who touches your build-server.
If it's really a big issue, then install a second build-server in a remote area. Upload the sources bij FTP, generate a hashcode of the binaries and compare them with a hash of the local binaries. If they stop matching, "something" changed.
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Thanks!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Try uploading a small executable to https://www.virustotal.com/[^] and you can see the output from a host of antivirus engines they support.
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Dear all
I want to know that Which type of Registration Software company? if any one have Idea then help me because I have planed to start a new software company at Delhi.
Vivek Singh
Software Engineer
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vivek511 wrote: Which type of Registration Software company? What exactly does this mean? Also, you will find any information about registering a business much faster if you contact your local chamber of commerce or a local solicitor/accountant. Rules for setting up businesses are very specific to the country where you want to work.
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It depends on the country in which you wish to register your software company. In most countries there are 2 types of formations: 1. a partnership or a self owned business. In such case, you are the legal entity behind your software house, even if you use another name (which is referred to as "trade name" or "doing business as..."). The 2nd type is a limited liability company, or a corporation. In such case, the company becomes a legal entity and you, being a share holder, hold a limited liability over the company's operations.
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Dear
You have to comply with a lot of statutory regulation and registration. But getting all and starting a business is impossible in India, atleast in my place, kerala. You go ahead with some of the few below and comply with others as you grow up.
1. You can get a MSME registration from DIC (District Industries Center). This will help you fetch locations in software parks, subsidized electricity bills. You can also avail investment subsidy. This will be of the tune of around 10-20% of your investments.
2. You must a registration from the Local Administration. (Corporation, Municipality, Panchayath)etc
3. If you plan to employee, then you have to comply with ESI & PF
4. If you will be have large turnovers then you will have to take a Service Tax Registration
5. If you wish to sell your softwares in CD, or other object then you will also have to take a Sales Tax Registration
6. You will have to take a current account in Bank, if you wish to have some foreign remmitance or sales.
7. You can take IE code from DGFT for exporting your softwares. You will be able claim income tax benefits, lot of other benefits.
8. Else you come down to Kerala and do a enquiry at our startup village, rest will be taken care of...
Enjoy..
The Best Religion is Science.
Once you understand it, you will know God.
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Whats essential need required for running a good business. which techniques are used for aggressive sale and high profit efficency.
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Fashion Designs 2012
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Create a good product. Love your customers.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Don`t be panic.Preserve your products quality.It will give you all the profits and satisfaction.
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Hi Mania
at it simplest, you need good product/s and a way of getting them in front of potential customers. A way of getting the products in front of your customers, is to go where they're looking for them. Online is great in that respect - you can target keywords.
In terms of products, depending on your interest, you may be better to try to determine what the market needs then create that product.
good luck
Garry
www.TopITInterviewQuestions.com
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the most essential for any business is planning and new idea. without this any business can not be success.
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Many factors is available and important for your answer but QUALITY say first.
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An application I'm writing is using code/libraries that are licensed under free software licenses; specifically I have code that is licensed under the Apache License V2, GNU GPL V2, and the CPOL V1.02. From what I understand, if the customer request it, I would have to provide them with the source code under the free software licenses, but I don't want to provide the source code for my entire application.
My question is, if I take the three pieces of source code covered under the free software licenses and place them in individual libraries (DLLs) could I then apply a custom (proprietary) license to the rest of my application? This way if someone request the source code under one of the three free software licenses, I can provide the source code just for that library without having to release the source code for the rest of my application.
Would this be appropriate and inline with the license requirements of the free software licenses? Keep in mind that I'm not marketing my software as a free software/open source, but would like to use these libraries and be in compliance with their licenses.
Thanks in advance for any help and/or clarification you can provide. I've read over the licenses several times (as well as articles on them) and I;m still a little confused over the requirements as it applies to using it in closed commercial software.
Dominick
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Let's say that I would like to sell an application that uses some open source code inside.
The open source definition says that "the program must include source code". http://opensource.org/docs/osd[^]
However, the open source FAQ says that if the source code isn't distributed, then the license does not even apply to that situation. http://opensource.org/faq#non-distribution[^]
Except, in some circumstances, the source code has to be made available. What circumstances? I'm confused...
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The FAQ is quite clear: If you don't distribute source code, then what you are distributing cannot meaningfully be called "Open Source". So you cannot claim it to be open source if you do not make all the source code freely available.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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It is not necessary to publish the source code. But when someone who bought your solution asks for the source code, you have to provide it to him.
Better contact the authors of the code you use and get a different license from them, or find source code which is published under a different license.
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