VOIP is the future

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bogeyman replied

26 January 2006, 17:50
Originally posted by darmstadt

Never used CA-JARS for doing that? Much easier and cheaper than SAS. Used to do loads of that. Still analyse SMF a lot but no longer for billing.

I know some people used to favour JARS but I needed a complex, cost-centered billing scheme and we didn't have any JARS expertise on hand to do it at the time - it was a nightmare (obviously) - thankfully it never went live are the company was bought out and the project confined to history.

I still have nightmares about it though.

Bogey
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darmstadt replied

26 January 2006, 17:44
Originally posted by bogeyman

No Sasguru (I know SAS quite well, not the airline - more like analysing SMF records for billing - uhhhh yyyyyawn).

Bogey

Never used CA-JARS for doing that? Much easier and cheaper than SAS. Used to do loads of that. Still analyse SMF a lot but no longer for billing.
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bogeyman replied

26 January 2006, 17:40
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Originally posted by sasguru

Bogey,

You're not an honest-to-god real contractor with your own business, surely. You're on the wrong forum - this one is for happy clappy christians, shopkeepers, farmers and assorted wannabees

No Sasguru (I know SAS quite well, not the airline - more like analysing SMF records for billing - uhhhh yyyyyawn).

Yes, I used to be a member of the old bitch-about-IR35 forum (can't remember what it was called) and wondered what had happened to it - particularly my old mate Tex O'V.

Agree, this forum is a pale shadow of the thrusting entrepreneurs of old.

Chin-chin!

Bogey
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sasguru replied

26 January 2006, 17:32
Bogey,

You're not an honest-to-god real contractor with your own business, surely. You're on the wrong forum - this one is for happy clappy christians, shopkeepers, farmers and assorted wannabees
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bogeyman replied

26 January 2006, 17:26
Originally posted by threaded

I am currently looking for a CEO and a CTO to take one of my startups to market.

How old is the startup? Is it a bull or a cow? Is it placid or uppity? Does it have foot-rot or any other quirks? Does it mind being driven by dogs?

Bogey
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threaded replied

26 January 2006, 16:23
Yes it is indeed, and as mentioned in a previous episode on this forum I am currently looking for a CEO and a CTO to take one of my startups to market.
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Harrysp started a topic VOIP is the future

26 January 2006, 16:20
VOIP is the future

I thought I would jump in to the world of VOIP for home and my little business.

Bought and configured a router, set up my account information, (SIPDiscount is giving free landline calls 24/7 to all UK number plus to a whole host of international countries) plugged in my BT handsets, and whoosh it works like a charm.

I even tried making a call whilst dloading the latest episod of LOST and the call was still CRYSTAL CLEAR and no lag.

VOIP is the future people.

I am well impressed by it all
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