The MicroISV Show

Joining Michael Lehman as co-host of The MicroISV Show is Bob Walsh, Managing Director of Safari Software (www.safarisoftware.com), author of "MicroISV: From Vision to Reality", author of the soon to be published "Clear Blogging", and proprietor of 3 websites which are useful…

Does your software make you feel more or less empowered?  Do you want to throw a party for your favorite software company or throw a brick at your screen?  What emotional reaction your customers have to your application is huge, especially for the MicroISV. Lou Carbone, founder and…

This week Michael Lehman and Bob Walsh talk to Dr. Edward Hallowell, author of the book "CrazyBusy - Overstretched, Overbooked and About to Snap! Strategies for Coping in a World Gone ADD". Crazy Busy refers to that state of "acquired" Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) that…

May 21 - Redmond June 5 -  Boston June 11- Silicon Valley In this special edition of The MicroISV Show, Scott Burmester, Don Campbell and Rohit Puri talk about the upcoming Office Live Review for MicroISVs.  Are you coming? How to Register:…

At the Software Industry Conference 2007, Michael Lehman (blog, blog/podcast) and Bob Walsh (blog) interviewed Judi Tyabji Wilson, CEO of Tugboat Enterprises, about their innovative MicroISV product Selkie Rescue. When your machine won't boot because the OS is discombobulated or you've come…

In this episode of The MicroISV Show, we interview Jim Holmes and James Avery, authors of the new O'Reilly book: Windows Developer Power Tools (companion website). Jim and James talk about how the book was written (65 collaborators!) and give their top five picks for Power Tools for MicroISVs:…

This time on The MicroISV Show I interview Kyle Alons, founder of Kinook Software, http://www.kinook.com/, makers of Visual Build and UltraRecall. Kyle talks of his years of MicroISV experience and how he's managed to make Kinook a self-sustaining entity.

This time on the MicroISV show I'm talking with Eric Sink (blog, MicroISV article on his blog), founder of SourceGear, who coined the term MicroISV in 2004 when he was a columnist for MSDN (Articles: 1, 2, 3).   The discussion ranges from why Eric wrote the articles, the…

In this video, Michael Lehman and Bob Walsh visit Nick Hodges at the Borland developer tool spinoff now called CodeGear www.codegear.com and talk about how CodeGear came about, Pascal, Delphi and native code.

In this episode, Bob and Michael talk to Phil Wright, founder of two MicroISVs: dotnetmagic.com and componentfactory.com selling .NET software components. Phil talks about how he got his start as a MicroISV, the challenges and joys of moving his business from the UK to Australia, and the…