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12 minutes, 59 secondsMy computer won't boot and I need my data!?! - Tugboat Enterprises Selkie Rescue can save the day!Sep 13, 2007 at 4:28PM
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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… -
29 minutes, 11 secondsVideo Version: It's all about the code... CodeGear that is! - Nick Hodges of CodeGear talks about CoAug 30, 2007 at 3:40PM 2
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. -
29 minutes, 11 secondsIt's all about the code... CodeGear that is! - Nick Hodges of CodeGear talks about CodeGear, BorlandAug 17, 2007 at 7:33AM 0
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. A video version of this episode will be posted shortly. -
8 minutes, 27 secondsThe MicroISV Show @ SIC 2007 - MicroISVs on the "seat of heat"! - Part 1Jul 21, 2007 at 3:50PM 0
The MicroISV Show hosts, Michael Lehman and Bob Walsh, recently visited the Software Industry Conference 2007. While there we did a few traditional MicroISV show episodes which will go live soon. In addition, this event has an "exhibit night" at which Microsoft had a booth. We… -
34 minutes, 16 secondsHow does your software make your customers feel - Lou Carbone - Experience EngineeringJul 19, 2007 at 3:24PM 3
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 CEO of… -
38 minutes, 49 secondsFrom the hammock in the backyard - software to help stroke victims speak again - Clay Nichols - BungJul 06, 2007 at 8:56AM 0
MicroISVs often have both the luxury and challenge of working at home. In this episode, our intrepid hosts, Michael Lehman and Bob Walsh, travel virtually to the backyard of the home of Clay and Terri B. Nichols founders of Bungalow Software to talk to Clay about software that helps victims… -
40 minutes, 13 secondsPutting your best face forward - The growing importance of design for MicroISVs - Mike Rohde - RohdeJun 22, 2007 at 9:14AM 5
It's a brave new world for MicroISVs in which it's no longer enough to drag some controls onto a form and simply make sure they're lined up and the tab order is right. The mantra "form follows function" is becoming more and more important for developers as advent of Windows Vista, WPF… -
39 minutes, 38 secondsThe MicroISV Show #21 - Dr. Edward Hallowell - Crazy BusyJun 04, 2007 at 4:36PM 3
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… -
45 minutes, 31 secondsThe MicroISV Show #20 - Pamela Slim - Escape from Cubicle NationMay 21, 2007 at 4:24PM 1
In this edition of The MicroISV Show, Bob Walsh and Michael Lehman talk with Pamela Slim, author of the blog Escape from Cubicle Nation, wherein she opines regularly about "how to go from corporate prisoner to thriving entrepreneur". Pam give her opinions on how to (and how not to)… -
9 minutes, 21 secondsThe MicroISV Show #19 - Special Edition - Office Live Review for MicroISVsMay 11, 2007 at 3:53PM 0
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: 1. Click on the…
