Maximizer Starts Shipping Maximizer Enterprise 8

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Maximizer Enterprise 7.5 Targets Small,
Mid-Size Firms

Maximizer Enterprise 7.5 Targets Small,
Mid-Size Firms 03/14/2003 01:28 AM
Maximizer Enterprise 7.5, from Maximizer Software, is designed to address a CRM challenge that looms large for most small and mid-size companies: identifying customer needs rapidly without having to make huge capital outlays.

Maximizer Software Wins ISM's CRM Award
for Third Consecutive Year

Maximizer Software Wins ISM's CRM Award
for Third Consecutive Year 03/22/2005 07:09 PM
BC Technology Mar 22 2005 10:59PM GMT

Apex Pacific Launches Dynamic Bid
Maximizer v3.0: New Automated Pay Per
Click Bid Management Solution

Apex Pacific Launches Dynamic Bid
Maximizer v3.0: New Automated Pay Per
Click Bid Management Solution 08/05/2004 03:40 AM
Apex Pacific Pty Ltd., a leading Internet Marketing Software developer, released a new version 3.0 of Dynamic Bid Maximizer™ - an ultimate Pay-Per-Click bid management tool. The software is available in two versions - Overture and Advance supporting Google Adwords, FindWhat, Kanoodle, Enhance and Espotting and other major PPC search engines. [PRWEB Aug 5, 2004]

Code 3 Slave I Starts Shipping

Code 3 Slave I Starts Shipping 05/27/2004 06:17 PM
The Code 3 die cast Slave I started shipping today. Weighing in at over 7 pounds, there are both Limited and Signature editions. Limited is $295 and with Jeremy Bulloch's autograph it's $495. The signature edition includes a free acrylic cover as well. Click here to order one!

AMD starts shipping 90-nanometer chips

AMD starts shipping 90-nanometer chips 08/12/2004 08:11 PM
The chipmaker appears to have met its most recent deadline for production of the smaller-featured chips.

AMD starts shipping 90 nanometre chips

AMD starts shipping 90 nanometre chips 09/11/2004 10:23 PM

Nokia 6680 3G Smartphone Starts Shipping

Nokia 6680 3G Smartphone Starts Shipping 03/22/2005 04:41 PM
3G Mar 21 2005 10:13PM GMT

Samsung Starts Shipping 3G Phones To
Verizon

Samsung Starts Shipping 3G Phones To
Verizon 12/31/2004 08:42 AM
Information Week Dec 31 2004 1:27PM GMT

AMD starts shipping 90-nanometer chips
to customers

AMD starts shipping 90-nanometer chips
to customers 08/13/2004 04:04 PM
Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s (AMD Inc.'s) 90-nanometer notebook processors are on their way to customers, according to a research note published by Goldman Sachs & Co. Thursday.

Briefly: AMD starts shipping
90-nanometer chips

Briefly: AMD starts shipping
90-nanometer chips 08/12/2004 08:11 PM
roundup Plus: ABC.com to air on Real's SuperPass...Lenovo revenue grows, but problems persist...Growing BearingPoint to hire in Asia.

Nokia Starts Shipping The 6680 3G
Smartphone

Nokia Starts Shipping The 6680 3G
Smartphone 03/22/2005 04:41 PM
Mobiledia Mar 22 2005 1:34AM GMT

Intel's WiMax chip starts shipping in
volume

Intel's WiMax chip starts shipping in
volume 04/15/2005 05:45 PM
WiMax broadband wireless technology will clear a hurdle Monday as Intel announces volume shipments of its Rosedale chip for the wireless broadband technology, people familiar with the company's plans said this week.

Nokia 6680 3G imaging smartphone starts
shipping

Nokia 6680 3G imaging smartphone starts
shipping 03/22/2005 04:40 PM
PhoneContent.com Mar 22 2005 7:19PM GMT

Intel starts shipping dual-core
processors

Intel starts shipping dual-core
processors 04/19/2005 04:37 AM
IT Vibe Apr 19 2005 7:49AM GMT

Cumulus 6 for Enterprise shipping

Cumulus 6 for Enterprise shipping 04/22/2004 08:14 PM
Canto is shipping Cumulus 6 for Enterprise, the company's digital asset management (DAM) software for enterprise customers...

Serial ATA starts to filter into
enterprise

Serial ATA starts to filter into
enterprise 01/07/2004 05:35 PM

IBASE Starts Shipping Pentium® M
Mini-ITX Boards THE MOST MULTI-FEATURED
MINI-ITX BOARD

IBASE Starts Shipping Pentium® M
Mini-ITX Boards THE MOST MULTI-FEATURED
MINI-ITX BOARD 08/08/2004 02:14 AM
IBASE Technology, a leader in embedded computing, starts shipping the most multi-featured Pentium® M based Min-ITX motherboard in the market today. Integrated with the Intel® 855GME chipset, the MB890 Mini-ITX board features outstanding mobile performance and low-power enhancements. [PRWEB Aug 8, 2004]

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking 06/05/2005 11:19 PM
New EliteConnect™ 802.11b/g wireless accessories extend network reach with the security, range, flexibility, interoperability and throughput that Enterprise wireless applications demand [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

"Shipping"

"Shipping" 04/08/2005 10:11 AM

Shipping soon

Shipping soon 06/01/2004 03:40 PM
CNET Asia Jun 1 2004 7:07PM GMT

RoboSapien Shipping!

RoboSapien Shipping! 05/07/2004 06:19 AM
Argh! Reader Jon Cohen is killing me: he let me know that he received his pre-ordered RoboSapien (from Best Buy), which means not only should they be shipping to almost everyone soon, it also means that I totally forgot to order one. If anyone gets one in, feel free to...

iMac G5 Now Shipping

iMac G5 Now Shipping 09/13/2004 12:58 PM
According to various reader reports, the new iMac G5 which was previously announced at Apple Expo Paris has begun shipping to customers who placed ear...

Business-Shipping-0.77

Business-Shipping-0.77 11/11/2003 06:53 PM

Business-Shipping-1.01

Business-Shipping-1.01 01/03/2004 04:54 AM

Motion Now Shipping

Motion Now Shipping 08/10/2004 08:58 AM
Motion provides motion-graphics creation with real-time previews, procedural behavior animation and Final Cut Pro HD integration. Available as a stand...

SQL Log Shipping Overview

SQL Log Shipping Overview 07/13/2004 01:42 AM

S'pore seen shipping more PCs in '04

S'pore seen shipping more PCs in '04 05/10/2004 08:22 PM
Singapore Business Times May 11 2004 0:15AM GMT

Business-Shipping-1.00

Business-Shipping-1.00 12/22/2003 05:34 AM

Business-Shipping-0.78

Business-Shipping-0.78 11/12/2003 05:43 PM

BTO 17" PowerBooks shipping

BTO 17" PowerBooks shipping 03/20/2003 02:10 PM
PowerBook Central reports that customers who ordered build-to-order 17-inch PowerBooks are starting to receive shipping notices...

Business-Shipping-1.54

Business-Shipping-1.54 09/22/2004 12:16 AM

iDental for Mac OS X now shipping

iDental for Mac OS X now shipping 03/31/2005 07:51 PM
HealthWare Corporation has announced that it is now shipping iDental 1.0, a unique dental office management system for the Mac OS X. The program utilizes Caché, the revolutionary, post-relational database currently used by more than 3,000,000 health care users. "We're immensely pleased that the first version of iDental is now available,” Michael Edwards, CEO of HealthWare, said. “One of the benefits of using Caché is that its unique design all but eliminates database administration. Upgraded versions of iDental, including Scheduling and Chairside Charting, will ship during the balance of the year. Our iMedical software will be available late summer." The iDental program, along with iMedical, are being developed with Apple's Cocoa set of object-oriented application frameworks and Caché and ObjectScript from InterSystems.

Business-Shipping-1.52

Business-Shipping-1.52 09/14/2004 06:39 PM

Business-Shipping-1.51

Business-Shipping-1.51 09/10/2004 06:39 PM

Business-Shipping-1.53

Business-Shipping-1.53 09/17/2004 05:52 PM

eyeSignal PND is now shipping

eyeSignal PND is now shipping 08/03/2004 10:59 AM
Lamp Express is now shipping its eyeSignal Personal Notification Device. OS X software and AppleScripts are available as a free download. Lamp Express also announced a "Free-Trial" program, offering a "no-questions-asked money-back guarantee". The "Free-Trial program" is perfect for everyone who would like to see and try out the eyeSignal prior to purchasing one.

On shipping software

On shipping software 12/20/2003 07:16 PM
I learned at an early age the importance of shipping software.

My first software award

It was 1982, I was barely a teenager, and I was at a computer fair where young geeks from all over Delaware were competing in a programming contest.

We were paired up at random with other geeks. (Early extreme programming?) Our mission: to write a BASIC program that sorted an array of strings.

Each pair had a computer to work on—we were in a room full of Apple II Plus's (or perhaps Apple IIe's). We had a time limit, something like two hours.

I discovered quickly that my co-geek didn’t actually know much about programming, so I just kind of talked to him as I wrote the program.

We faced a big decision right at the start. Should we use the slower, but easier to implement, bubble sort algorithm? My comrade just kind of shrugged and agreed. I laid it on the line: if we do it this way, I said, we won’t win, because it’s too simple. It won’t impress the judges. But at least we won’t be embarrassed: we’ll have a working program.

So I wrote a little program that wasn’t fast but that actually worked to sort an array of strings. After we were finished, I told my Dad I wanted to go home, since there was no way we were going to win. So we left.

But—you can see it coming—we did win. Someone else from my school accepted the award on my behalf. I still have it.

Lesson? Shipping is important.

Showing up

It’s kind of like what Woody Allen said, “90% of life is just showing up.” Software is the same: it has to “show up” first. If it doesn’t ship, it doesn’t exist.

I bring this up because I hear from people and read on weblogs about software that’s pretty cool but that never gets done. It doesn’t make it out into the world. And I often wish I could transfer some kind of magical shipping-energy over to the developer.

I don’t know why these projects, some of them in quite advanced stages, don’t ship. I know what I do: I myself don’t even conceive of not shipping. Once I have committed to a piece of software, I just keep going.

The brick wall of shipping

I actually picture in my head a weird little scene. I see a big field of grass with a line drawn in it, like a line on a football field. And then I picture a giant brick wall moving forward slowly but steadily toward that line. The line is the shipping mark, and the brick wall is the software. Nothing can stop that wall.

Part of shipping is attention to detail. It can get boring, tracking down and finding all the million little things. (Unless you’re a software developer, you may have no idea how much of software development is just about all the little details. It’s housekeeping. It can be overwhelming if you’re not used to it.)

Another part of shipping is making hard decisions. When do you stop? How do you know if a feature can wait until a later release? How do you know which bugs you can live with and which are deal-stoppers?

And another part of shipping is anxiety. What if there’s a terrible bug that doesn’t appear, despite all the testing, until right after it’s released? What if you made the wrong decisions about bug x and feature y?

What you do is just do the best you can—and when you make mistakes, you deal with them the best you can. You get better at shipping software every time you do it. Experience is your teacher.

Trust

Going back to my experience at that computer fair in 1982... I learned another important lesson. It’s not just that shipping is important—I also learned that I could trust myself to look at my resources and the amount of time available and the goal and make a good call. I learned I could trust my judgment. That doesn’t mean I don’t make mistakes—I have and I will. But I think this self-trust is important to shipping software.

(An important point though is that self-trust doesn’t mean don’t listen to other people. The opposite is true. You want as much feedback as possible. The buck stops with you, though.)

Adobe CS now shipping

Adobe CS now shipping 10/29/2003 12:10 AM
MacMerc has received reports that copies of Adobe CS have started to ship. If you've gotten confirmation that your order has shipped, please comment. Individual copies of the applications (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and GoLive) are shipping as well.

Scott Kelby's book on Photoshop CS is shipping as well.

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Virtual PC 7 Now Shipping

Virtual PC 7 Now Shipping 08/31/2004 05:30 PM
According to the Microsoft website, the Virtual PC 7 Mac Edition with Windows XP Professional is now available for $249. Other flavors of Virtual PC 7...
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