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Planning tools – removing duplication – plan for 2010

Published by ManojRanaweera on December 24, 2009

As I am in the thinking mode, one thing I am not good at is sticking to one tool for planning instead of using multiple tools. Just to get my head straighten, I thought it would be better to write it down, so here goes. 1. iGTD (1.4.5.6) from fasticon/James Wondrack – great little GTD tool for Mac. It synchronises with iPhone app Todo (1.6.1) through Appigo Sync (0.9.6 Beta) and Mac’s own to do items displayed through iCal and also on iMail. iGTD2, the replacement to iGTD caused problems in the past with synchronising. With my intention of keeping…

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Options for charging for leads – fixed or per lead basis

Published by ManojRanaweera on December 22, 2009

Since the soft launch of edocr.com in Oct 2007, we have been delivering value to our users and customers. The value delivered right now can be categorised into “exposure” leading to “prospects contacting you”. We are now entering a phase where our customers will have the opportunity to access “leads”, delivering further value. We now need to figure out the best way to commercialise the new value addition, “leads”. The two options available are: 1. Charge per lead 2. Charge a fixed fee I am a great believer of simplicity and keeping all things as simple as possible. Charging a…

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Payment Solutions beyond paypal and others

Published by ManojRanaweera on December 22, 2009

I have a problem, both as a buyer and seller on payments using credit cards. I am convinced this problem is not unique to me. As a buyer – mailchimp as an example My HSBC credit card was recently cancelled due to two fraudulent transactions in the US. While I am waiting for a replacement card, my subscription to mailchimp has been halted. This causes a number of difficulties: 1. I cannot use the service to communicate with edocr user and customer base through monthly newsletter. 2. I could use my personal credit card, but this becomes a menace from…

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edocr Product Update – Messaging related to document processing

Published by ManojRanaweera on November 12, 2009

edocr.com provides two ways to upload your document files, these being, single upload and bulkupload. Bulkupload is currently restricted to 25 document files per upload, but you may use bulkupload as many times as you wish to publish your full document inventory to edocr.com. We also have an internal tool that allows unlimited number of document files to be uploaded. If you wish us to upload your document files either using bulkupload or internal tool, please contact us today for a quote. edocr is built with three key components, the front-end (edocr.com), the document processing engine and storage. When a…

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Testing out Zemanta

Published by ManojRanaweera on February 6, 2009

Image via CrunchBase Just came across Zemanta through Twitter and thought of trying it out quickly. So far I configured Zemanta for flickr and twitter. It failed to initiate the Facebook connectivity. I am writing this from WordPress Editor. As you would expect, I searched for edocr, and found two images through flickr. Here is a list of articles I could find which might not have relevance to the search term “edocr” Image by jacurutu via Flickr Related articles by Zemanta Buzzup Docs is Digg for Documents (mashable.com)