Introducing InBloom, a new application from SWL
InBloom is the first-ever complete shop solution made to organize your store and run on your Mac, PC, or both. It’s the only inventory management, point of sale, check printing, contact & buyer management, and more solution that is networkable and customizable. You can use and create the sexiest reports & receipts you’ve ever seen, share data and network computers with multiple users, and it doesn’t require a whole technology staff to run. All you need is your computer and a printer.
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03 June
The craziness outside the window »So I wake up from what was a good night’s sleep to the whirring sound of NYC. I know NYC and I understand its pulse and rhythm - something was clearly askew. I joke lovingly to my wife “maybe Osama is in town” given the thunderous response of firetrucks, police cars and a number of […]
01 May
The best business philosophy: »“Lead, Follow, or Get the Hell Out of the Way.”
Just read it and I love it!
28 April
Back From Grand Cayman »
Just returned from a splendid one weak stay in Grand Cayman. Managed to hunker down, drink a Cay Brew on the beach, watching the sunset, while typing away on my MacBook Pro - heaven couldn’t have been any closer!
For a colony of the British West Indies, it’s very Americanized but still quite nice. Most especially […]
29 March
This house has been upgraded »
to both Leopard and Wordpress 2.5 So far, everything works splendidly. More to come soon.
UPDATE
Ok, so maybe it hasn’t worked out “splendidly” but the transition to Leopard has proved more fruitful than I thought it would. Most notably, Quick Look is a lifesaver and a MUST for anyone having to consistently open MS […]
14 February
Wil Shipley may be wrong on development »After attentively watching Wil Shipley’s erudite speech at the C4 conference recently, I was struck by his comment at 1:13 stating that users who are usually too cheap to update their Apple software are too cheap to upgrade and/or buy yours?! I’ve been chewing on that thought for two days now, and I’m not […]
