lachlanj

Salesforce: my opinon is salesforce does everything you could ever want but its very expensive for small companies, and every add on makes it even more expensive

Highrise (My preference): Doesnt have 'all' the features i want, but has 90% of them, is cost effective and a lot of other apps use its APIs. I also find it easier to add data in as I go, where as with Salesforce I was a chore that I alway put off.

specifically we are held up at the final sign off.

For example, we have a set process in place from initial wireframe through to website launch. We are typically held up during the final sign off process where endless design changes are requested. Some the same element being changed back and forth.

This is despite the fact that we have gotten sign off at the both the initial wirerfaming stage and then again at the design concept phase (this is the PSD version of the website, so what they see in the PSD is what will be converted to a website)

I point to the fact that they are making changes to a design they have already approved, to it becomes difficult to draw a line for what are further changes and need to be charged, and what are small changes that one would assume come with the initial website design?

Thanks, this is a great idea and will help a lot. I guess it still comes down to realising you can't read everything and prioritizing how you spend your time.

Didn't realise Instapaper worked with Kindle. Awesome. I don't think think Google reader works/syncs with Kindle?

how painful!

looks like AOL is making it pay for itself...

Great news, it a shame there are delays with the international shipping, I have had this pre-ordered the second that it was available for pre-order. I'm sure it will be worth the wait though.

Thanks. Yes wouldn't you know it just after I posted the link we had server trouble, which never happens. What are the odds....

Thanks ElbertF, that's a great site. There are some nice stats there.