Evan Willians ( the guy who founded the company behind blogging software Blogger, before selling it to the Google empire) comments:
One interesting thing about starting a company today versus a few years ago: Lots of cool web apps are now available that you can more or less run you company on.
If it is not core, should you just outsource, or out-host? Tying up very limited startup capital/time/people on non core activities it bad. Is security – or in-security – a reason not to? Might using open source might be a better option?
So what web apps do you/we need? And what is not yet available or good enough?
Lets see what turns up on the technorati links of Evan’s posting….
Interesting Some notes on the building of CodeZoo talk about process and tools.
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