Tech Tools for Small Businesses

bcolsonesq — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 19:59:01 +0000

This article has nothing to do with the law, but rather describes five free technology tools for small businesses. I’m linking to it because I’m very much an evangelist for two of the products it mentions, DropBox and Microsoft Security Essentials–and because generally, I’ve found open-source and free software to be perfectly adequate for many users.

DropBox is the best off-site data backup solution I’ve used, mostly due to its real-time ability to sync all your data across all your devices (useful for me because I regularly use four different computers); and I’ve found Security Essentials to be a bit more invisible, and less of a drag on the computer, than some of the commercially-available software packages (plus, the price can’t be beat!)

Introduction

bcolsonesq — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 15:32:08 +0000

This is the inaugural post of the ContractGC blog! My name is Brian Olson, and I am an attorney in eastern Massachusetts. My practice focuses on representing entrepreneurs, start-up companies and small- to medium-sized companies. My clients are not large enough to have their own in-house legal team, so I act as outside General Counsel for many of my clients. To learn more about me, please click “About Me” above.

My intended audience for this blog is entrepreneurs and small business owners, not attorneys; so I will try to avoid using legal gobbledygook whenever possible. I plan to post items of interest in the fields of employment law, company formation, contracts, and other areas that strike my fancy. I hope you find this blog informative, or at least interesting! If you have any feedback on any of my posts, please don’t hesitate to email me.

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Tech Tools for Small Businesses

Introduction