Comments on: BarCamp Memphis – eCommerce and Memphis http://andyg.wordpress.com/2008/11/15/bcmem-part5/ Collection of ramblings and rants of a cynical, hard case, teddy bear, who happens to like Seuss. Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:51:33 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Seizing the means of production: Income security, cloud applications, serial entrepreneurship | Sharing at Work http://andyg.wordpress.com/2008/11/15/bcmem-part5/#comment-4148 Seizing the means of production: Income security, cloud applications, serial entrepreneurship | Sharing at Work Mon, 01 Dec 2008 00:56:19 +0000 http://andyg.wordpress.com/?p=242#comment-4148 [...] manager and social media enthusiast Andy Glover thinks there’s no reason a business idea should be restrained by the (lack of) availablity of IT talent in the surrounding area.  Using AdaptiveBlue as our model, we can see that Andy is probably [...] [...] manager and social media enthusiast Andy Glover thinks there’s no reason a business idea should be restrained by the (lack of) availablity of IT talent in the surrounding area.  Using AdaptiveBlue as our model, we can see that Andy is probably [...]

]]> By: andyg http://andyg.wordpress.com/2008/11/15/bcmem-part5/#comment-4134 andyg Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:34:53 +0000 http://andyg.wordpress.com/?p=242#comment-4134 Not answering my questions actually has had the result of allowing me to refine my questions and look in a different direction. Not getting an answer can sometimes be a better answer. Not answering my questions actually has had the result of allowing me to refine my questions and look in a different direction.

Not getting an answer can sometimes be a better answer.

]]> By: Eric Mathews http://andyg.wordpress.com/2008/11/15/bcmem-part5/#comment-4133 Eric Mathews Sun, 16 Nov 2008 23:14:44 +0000 http://andyg.wordpress.com/?p=242#comment-4133 Andy, I'm sorry your questions weren't answered. I would say that entrepreneurs can put up artificial hurdles to keep them from moving forward. The most common one is money. Great entrepreneurs conquer hurdles and go for it. If that means getting outsourced work done, then you got to do it. If you or anyone wants to meet up to discuss starting up (get your questions possibly answered), then reach out to me eric {at} launchmemphis {dot} org and we can meet up. I don't have all the answers but it is a starting place. Andy, I’m sorry your questions weren’t answered. I would say that entrepreneurs can put up artificial hurdles to keep them from moving forward. The most common one is money. Great entrepreneurs conquer hurdles and go for it. If that means getting outsourced work done, then you got to do it. If you or anyone wants to meet up to discuss starting up (get your questions possibly answered), then reach out to me eric {at} launchmemphis {dot} org and we can meet up. I don’t have all the answers but it is a starting place.

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