Posted By: Michael Lehman | Feb 21st, 2006 @ 10:20 AM | 15,453 Views | 1 Comment

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 evolution of the term MicroISV, how the longer a career a developer has the motivation to strike out on one's own grows, how the choice of tools can dramatically affect a MicroISV's success, and Eric's own experience as a MicroISV.

 

Finally, Eric gives his advice on what to do if you're thinking about becoming a MicroISV.

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Good show. I got a chuckle out of the part about microISVs being geeks going into marketing as I'm pretty much coming from the opposite direction.


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