I just invoice using fresh books. So no.

A line i liked in our meeting from their owner was "if we decide to work with you, this is the last time you will be in our building for free." i thought that was cool to hear.

so how would you propose this to a client. Will research said things for $xxx/hr ? instead of trying to flat fee it?

i've burned myself in the past for not billing for this. left huge "chunks of change" on the table.

I've been approached by a company that has a knock down list of 5 software packages they're looking at to purchase. They have realized this is not something they want to undertake alone. How would you guys bill to research the software offerings, create some data for them to look at, make recommendations on the IT side etc.

How do you bill for research?

How do you bill for Project Management?

How do you propose said opportunities?

I too use freshbooks. Love it.

and for the record, i just supported/had aj's back. that is all.

plus, he works in store does he not? who cares if he makes commission?

indeed a good deal!

semi related.... I love destiny. would require two xb1's or ps4's or the like.

pic or it didn't happen

feel your joy/pain man. we've got a 5 month old.....what's sleep?

thanks scott. i'll give it a go this weekend hopefully

i like the thought of moving to hyper v. here's my situation. three identical physical hosts. each host has 2 vms. 2 hosts hold "unique" data. 1 host (that we will be sending to a datacenter somewhere) could be used as hotswap to migrate VMs from esxi to hyper v? how would you folks go about doing this?

Hello all,

how would you go about pushing esxi free vm's to a server in a datacenter connected via vpls for disaster recovery. basically this dc server would only be used if a physical failure occurred on site.

right now i have 2 hosts on site and will be backing up vms to 1 host in dc.

thanks

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not bad.

man, i'm a jet after a good burrito.

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heard @scottalanmiller and @Dominica came through my town AGAIN with no warning. come on y'all