Category Archives: Tech Musings

Industry observations, forward visions, stuff that gets you excited, boiling, or both.

How-To: Export QB into OneClick

Posted on September 16, 2011 by Morris

Users of Quickbooks are familiar with it’s ability to generate summary reports, and many useful reports are already pre-configured for you already.  Additionally, you can extend and create new kinds of reports in Quickbooks, and optionally export those as spreadsheets, emails, or send … Continue reading →

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Ideas waiting for their time again….

Posted on June 25, 2011 by Morris

Walk into any megaplex movie theater, and you will notice two older technologies that have  come back in a HUGE way.  First there is 3-D, the formerly short lived horror flick gimmick from the 1950′s.  And then there is IMAX, the uber wide, uber fidelity, film format developed in the … Continue reading →

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Knowledge Silos in the information age.

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Abigail

We’ve all had it happen. Some one suddenly leaves your organization, and all of a sudden, you now own one or more responsibilities that you know precious little about. It could be a set of accounts you now have to … Continue reading →

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Long Live Shortcut Keys

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Abigail

Back in the day, there was a very popular word processor called WordStar.    It dominated the market as it existed in the early 1980′s.  The WordStar ctrl keys were a defacto standard, and mandatory knowledge for any touch typist in the workforce.   These keys … Continue reading →

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