Archive for April, 2006
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
GIGO – The First Law of Computers
I remember the first time I heard this phrase – I was in fourth grade and one of the older classes in my school put on a play that in retrospect was completely ridiculous and silly, but I wasn’t quite as critical when I was 9. It was a series of scenes designed to exemplify [...]
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Tuesday, April 25th, 2006
Netsuite makes plans for their IPO
As a Netsuite customer and consultant, I’m surprised that I’ve never heard talk of Netsuite’s IPO plans. In all the usergroup posts and official Netsuite notifications, nothing has ever been mentioned, which strikes me as strange. Maybe it’s not, who knows. At any rate, it seems like more than a possibility at this point. A [...]
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Monday, April 17th, 2006
Setting Up a Froogle Data Feed in Netsuite – A Tutorial
One of the best features of having a database-driven e-commerce site is that there is one centralized place to store all your product information. You can then manipulate the data in all sorts of ways, and all of these applications can be updated in more or less automated fashions, integrating all the changes you’ve made [...]
