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Microsoft helping startups?
Via Don Dodge: Microsoft helping startups
I wrote a blog a while ago "How to Partner with Microsoft" that explains many of the programs and resources available for free, and links to sign up. Here are just a few of the programs;
Get free software and support. The Empower Program for ISVs helps new software companies get software, consulting, and MSDN subscriptions for the low price of just $375. The software alone is worth over $10,000.
Join the ISV community. Microsoft has a special ISV Zone for software companies. Find partners, get leads, get beta software, and get involved in the community.
Microsoft Startup Zone. If you are a startup you should visit the Microsoft StartupZone. The StartupZone is managed by the Emerging Business Team which is focused on helping startups build a relationship with Microsoft.
Startups, venture, hiring, tech, geeks, & other smarts.
Paul Graham writes insightful essays on...
- How to Start a Startup.
Build something users love, and spend less than you make.- Hiring is Obsolete.
The market is a lot more discerning than any employer.- How to Make Wealth.
To get rich you need to get yourself in a situation with two things, measurement and leverage.- Ideas for Startups.
The initial idea is not a blueprint, but a question.- Why Smart People Have Bad Ideas.
A hacker who has learned what to make, and not just how to make, is extraordinarily powerful.- The Hardest Lessons for Startups to Learn
Some things about startups are kind of counterintuitive.- How to Fund a Startup.
Venture funding works like gears.- How to Present to Investors.
Explain what you're doing and why users will want it.- The Venture Capital Squeeze.
Why not let the founders have that first million, or at least half million?- The Other Road Ahead.
You may not believe it, but I promise you, Microsoft is scared of you.- What Business Can Learn from Open Source.
There may be more pain in your own company, but it won't hurt as much.- What the Bubble Got Right.
Even a small increase in the rate at which good ideas win would be a momentous change.- A Unified Theory of VC Suckage.
If you're not one of the very top funds, you're condemned to be the bad guys.
Jeff Barson
in Bootstrapping, Entrepreneur Startup Resources, Angels & VCs, Internet Companies, Technology Resources, Technology Startups, Startups
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Carson Workshops: The Future of Web Apps. Download the presentations.
If you can't make the Carson Workshops over in London, you can still download PDF's and MP3's of most of the presentations. If you're involved in tech or building new applications this might save you some airfare.