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Curt Finch
Journyx
CEO
Finch is CEO for the Austin, Texas-based company that provides free Web-based software. The software automates billing, and process and project accounting by tracking time, expenses and mileage.
Finch is a software industry veteran. In 1997, he created the world's first Internet-based timesheet application and the foundation for the current Journyx product offering. Finch has managed development teams creating enterprise-level software solutions since 1985, with a focus on distributed workforce management.
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What Small Businesses Should Know About 21 CFR Part 11
Ten years ago, the FDA changed the way in which companies in the drug, medical device and related industry segments handle electronic records and signatures. The rules pose a challenge for small companies—and amendments are on the way. MORE
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Service-Oriented Architecture: The Next Wave of Reusability
Small business owners—even those who are not technically inclined—should be aware of the latest advances in programming, which focus on leveraging as much existing code as possible. MORE
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Getting Employees to Use Timesheet Software
Some people don't like this type of software. Here are some ways to help employees get with the program. MORE
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Changes For the Better
Deep transitions in the Internet and telecommunications worlds are leading to lower prices, more efficient service delivery, rapid innovation and other things that benefit small businesses. MORE
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Understanding and Complying with Federal DCAA Regs
The goal of the Defense Contract Audit Agency is to keep the government from buying $300 hammers and $1,000 toilet seats. SMBs doing business with the government should learn how to comply—and where to get help. MORE
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Why People Hate Timesheets
There are several reasons that people don't like to document the hours that they work. This is more than an interesting psychological phenomena: Lack of proper documentation can mean missed billable hours. MORE
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What is Web2.0, Anyway?
The next version of the Web pivots around interactivity and collaboration. Small business owners should understand the basics, simply because Web2.0 will play an increasingly important role in marketing, sales and fulfillment. MORE
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SOX and Small Business
The Sarbanes Oxley Act, passed in response to corporate scandals, impacts how businesses handle payroll, administration, IT and other processes. It's no joke: Those who don't take it seriously could end up in jail.
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Managing Project Risk–The Easy Way
It's possible to spend a lot of money and time to make sure that projects are on track. In many cases, however, simple and inexpensive time tracking software can do the trick.
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Better Marketing=Stop Irritating Me
No matter what the media, the key to advertising is to say something meaningful—and to say it quickly. MORE
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