Monthly Archives: June 2010

Introducing Vlad 3.0

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Currently in development, expected release date: November 19, 2010.

Dare to dream: You’re all fired.

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Greetings from beautiful Southern California and Mickey Mouse! Here is what I want you to think about: What does the technology landscape look like without you? Dream. Think. Share. vlad@vladville.com Most people that read Vladville are in IT industry at … Continue reading

Beyond thanks – deep gratitude to everyone I work with

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This blog, for all intents and purposes, is community service. You’re by no means obligated to subscribe to it, or support it’s sponsors, yet many, many, many of you do. I’ve thanked many of you in person and on the … Continue reading

The 2010 so far…

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With first half of the year coming to a close it’s time to look at the agenda & numbers and figure out where we’re at and where we’re going. Everyone should do this as a part of their business because … Continue reading

How come there aren’t more “honest” SMB blogs out there?

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I get this question often.. My standard response is to just shrug and say that most people that are willing to put serious effort into something expect to be compensated. For the rest, there is a significant penalty for being … Continue reading

Intuit, when cloud hits the fan

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First of all, we are a happy Intuit client. As much as I hate Quickbooks and everything Intuit produces, it pales in comparison to dealing with a CPA, IRS, Florida DOR, Dallas Tax Appraisers office, anything in California, and of … Continue reading

Letting the little stuff slide

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Not really related to anything in the technology field, but just how often do the little things get to you? To me – very often. Mostly because my entire job is on the polar opposites – I set the company … Continue reading

At which price point are we competitive enough?

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Last week, after I changed up my presentation at MSPU to be a little more straight forward, I got to have several conversations with people who were extremely concerned not about the cloud, but their ability to compete with those … Continue reading

Thank You

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I’d just like to take a moment to thank so many of you that have taken the time to send me some constructive feedback on what you’re contemplating, fearing and considering on your journey to the cloud – or why … Continue reading

Writing a book on Cloud Services

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Yep. The body of American Literacy is about to take a huge step back. I am incredibly literate when I spell check and proof things so we’ll see. The stuff I’ve written is so far very similar to Vladville so … Continue reading