As I’m sure all of you know by now, I’m a huge fan of Quicken (currently Quicken 2010). However, I’m seeing a large number of hits to my site from people that seem to be looking for additional information before making the switch. I thought it might be worthwhile to share my own experience and hopefully . . . → Read More: Quicken 2010 Q&A – Conversion and Multiple Computers
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As mentioned in my previous article 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business IT (Part 1), there’s quite a bit of overlap between many of the “best practice” articles I read online. In my experience, there were really only 10 behaviors or best practices that seemed to provide the most bang for the buck (or time). After . . . → Read More: 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business IT (Part 2) It seems as time rolls on, the folks up in Cupertino (that’s “Apple” for the non-techies out there) continue trying to make computers less of “work machines” and more like “life machines” – works of art that become the hubs of your digital lives (and occasionally allow you to type up a document or do “business” . . . → Read More: Mac v. Windows – Contemplating the old Switch-a-roo? As you all know, personal finance is one of my interests. I’ve been a Quicken user for a number of years, and have advocated it to just about everyone. If you read my article about Personal Finance Software, you know I gave a quick shout-out to the Quicken Starter Edition. If your financial picture is slightly . . . → Read More: Quicken 2010 Reviews and Thoughts I was just reading an article on TechCrunch about how Google Chrome is now 30 million users strong! I’ve been using Google Chrome for close to a year now, and have been advocating the use of this browser to pretty much everyone I can. While its actual share of the browser market is small (slightly more than . . . → Read More: Google Chrome – 30 Million Users Strong! |
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