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Hi friends, I'm new bee here and just start my own business as an High accuracy RTK GPS product provider. My target customers are natural resources, agriculture, constructions and energy companies. My first issue is how to structure a business letter to introducing myself(As my company) to my potential customers.
My second issue is my Website www.southcompass.com. I'm not sure if I have list too many products that I can offer and not de-scripted clear enough to viewers.
Please leave your suggestions or comments here or email me(email address on my website)
Regards
Yi
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Simple question...Is Microsoft Security Essentials sufficient AV protection on development workstaions used to compile and sign executables?
One of my biggest fears has always been that a system gets compromised and we unwittingly send out a batch of infected updates.  I am currently in a situation where a customer's AV identified 5 of our executables as being infected and quarantined them. In trying to resolve the situation, their network administrator asked for those files as a zipped email attachment which I sent. She promptly replied that the attachment had been stripped due to detection of a virus! I have checked these files with both MSE and AVG with no problem. I have applied for an evaluation of the AV the customer is using (lightspeed) both to replicate the issue, and to find out if the claim is legitimate but am still waiting. BTW, any executable we ship is digitally signed.
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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kmoorevs wrote: Simple question...Is Microsoft Security Essentials sufficient AV protection on development workstaions used to compile and sign executables?
Simple answer; nothing will be sufficient to give guarantees.
Install 10+ AV's, and you'll still receive "updates" of virus-definitions. There's no way to eliminate the threat completely.
FWIW, using Avast! Antivirus, nothing more. The thing that protects it best, is to be paranoid on who touches your build-server.
If it's really a big issue, then install a second build-server in a remote area. Upload the sources bij FTP, generate a hashcode of the binaries and compare them with a hash of the local binaries. If they stop matching, "something" changed.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Thanks! 
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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It depends on the country in which you wish to register your software company. In most countries there are 2 types of formations: 1. a partnership or a self owned business. In such case, you are the legal entity behind your software house, even if you use another name (which is referred to as "trade name" or "doing business as..."). The 2nd type is a limited liability company, or a corporation. In such case, the company becomes a legal entity and you, being a share holder, hold a limited liability over the company's operations.
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Create a good product. Love your customers.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Don`t be panic.Preserve your products quality.It will give you all the profits and satisfaction.
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Hi Mania
at it simplest, you need good product/s and a way of getting them in front of potential customers. A way of getting the products in front of your customers, is to go where they're looking for them. Online is great in that respect - you can target keywords.
In terms of products, depending on your interest, you may be better to try to determine what the market needs then create that product.
good luck
Garry
www.TopITInterviewQuestions.com
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