Free Software for the Easily Distracted

(we know who we are and we are legion)

Business of Software 2007

If you’re one of the super-organized who can divide time into perfect increments and is immune to interruptions, read no further. If you’re like the rest of us, you might want to take advantage of free DoNotDisturb software at www.businessofsoftware.org.

“Context switching is a productivity killer, and I plead guilty,” says Neil Davidson, co-CEO of Red Gate and organizer of the Business of Software conference. “I’m offering the free software to the majority of us who are easily distracted and need to be kept on track.”

The free software is open to anyone who signs up to receive e-bulletins from the Business of Software organization, a resource for entrepreneurs, founders and managers of software companies. The first Business of Software conference will be held October 29 to 30 in San Jose, Calif. It centers on the fundamentals that determine success in the software industry, with speakers that include Guy Kawasaki, Joel Spolsky, Eric Sink Rick Chapman, Tim Lister, and Jeffrey Pfeffer.

Registration for Business of Software 2007 is open at www.businessofsoftware.org, with a 22 percent discount for those who register by October 20. For a limited time, registrants receive a free, signed copy of Rick Chapman’s classic, In Search of Stupidity: Over Twenty Years of High Tech Marketing Disasters.

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