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How to cope if your boss wants you to recommend software

Have you been given the task of finding, evaluating and recommending software for the small business where you work ? It’s a great opportunity ahead of you but it also presents some risks and pitfalls that need watching.  The search process itself can also be a big

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Why small businesses need help choosing software

Having just spent the past week here in Silicon Valley, we’ve had plenty of practice describing what Software Shortlist is, the customer need it serves, and how we deliver value.  One thing that comes across loud and clear is that people understand the pain that small businesses face

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SoftwareShortlist beta launch

Here is the story behind SoftwareShortlist, leading up to today’s beta launch of its free recommendation and comparison service for small business software.

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Launching soon

Firstly, thanks to all who have got in touch with us about our alliance partner program. The response to has been very strong, and we are discussing potential arrangements in a range of vertical markets and specialist areas with people from around the world — including US,

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Sneak peek

Today we’re pleased to be able to show you a sneak peek at SoftwareShortlist.com. But first, a quick update… Recent progress Final testing is wrapping up this week, our provisional patents were filed yesterday, and hosting has been arranged. We’ve received great support from vendors and we

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Final testing of SoftwareShortlist

We’re getting close! SoftwareShortlist.com is nearly ready for public unveiling. The final stages of testing are currently underway, and we look forward to launching an initial, highly functional version in early November. A few of the key features of SoftwareShortlist.com include: Free software recommendation and comparison service

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A unique approach to business software

Don’t do what everyone else is doing; that simply leads to competing in a commoditised market and you end up competing on price. Find a niche where you can do something different and special and that attracts customers to you because you have the best solution. —

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