Comments on: Three Years! – Looking Back… http://bugblogger.com/three-years-looking-back-338/ The Bug Labs blog Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:12:02 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Arnold http://bugblogger.com/three-years-looking-back-338/comment-page-1/#comment-1191 Arnold Sun, 19 Apr 2009 02:48:29 +0000 http://bugblogger.com/?p=338#comment-1191 hi Peter While I am fascinated by the product I dont yet understand how it can be profitable. Arnold hi Peter
While I am fascinated by the product I dont yet understand how it can be profitable.
Arnold

]]> By: LIVEdigitally » Blog Archive » Bug Labs turns 3 years old http://bugblogger.com/three-years-looking-back-338/comment-page-1/#comment-1180 LIVEdigitally » Blog Archive » Bug Labs turns 3 years old Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:46:40 +0000 http://bugblogger.com/?p=338#comment-1180 [...] CEO, put together two blog posts regarding the company’s anniversary.  Part one is a bit of a look back, analyzing the “hits and misses” the company’s made. Part two is a look forward, [...] [...] CEO, put together two blog posts regarding the company’s anniversary.  Part one is a bit of a look back, analyzing the “hits and misses” the company’s made. Part two is a look forward, [...]

]]> By: Peter Semmelhack http://bugblogger.com/three-years-looking-back-338/comment-page-1/#comment-1176 Peter Semmelhack Thu, 16 Apr 2009 02:22:34 +0000 http://bugblogger.com/?p=338#comment-1176 Jim - thanks for the comment. Re our vision, we very much believe that technology should be much easier to use and apply to our everyday lives. It currently isn't. That's why we have terms like geek and propeller head ;) So I founded Bug Labs to try and make it all more accessible and even fun. We do offer services for non-techies - application design, hardware design, production support, etc. All of them are aimed at making our customers successful with technology irrespective of their background. Drop by the office next time you're in the neighborhood. I'd love to hear more about how you'd like to use technology for social good. Jim – thanks for the comment. Re our vision, we very much believe that technology should be much easier to use and apply to our everyday lives. It currently isn’t. That’s why we have terms like geek and propeller head ;) So I founded Bug Labs to try and make it all more accessible and even fun. We do offer services for non-techies – application design, hardware design, production support, etc. All of them are aimed at making our customers successful with technology irrespective of their background.

Drop by the office next time you’re in the neighborhood. I’d love to hear more about how you’d like to use technology for social good.

]]> By: Jim Lindstrom http://bugblogger.com/three-years-looking-back-338/comment-page-1/#comment-1164 Jim Lindstrom Tue, 14 Apr 2009 11:29:22 +0000 http://bugblogger.com/?p=338#comment-1164 Peter - I was at the hardware startup panel at CBS tonight. I'm an engineer/MBA (used to be at Motorola, working on software defined radios; now at CBS) and have been following Bug for a while, on your blog and around the scene. I am particularly interested in using tech for social good, and I was really digging your talk about GPS Talker and your Human Rights Watch work. (Reminded me of Benetech's HRDAG/Martus work.) I was curious how this related to Bug's vision for itself. Is the goal to offer design consultancy to non-techie groups needing a product? And/or to craft custom Bug modules for people? Or was this sort of tangential to Bug's (other?) core mission? Enjoyed hearing you. Talk to you more soon. -jbl Peter – I was at the hardware startup panel at CBS tonight. I’m an engineer/MBA (used to be at Motorola, working on software defined radios; now at CBS) and have been following Bug for a while, on your blog and around the scene. I am particularly interested in using tech for social good, and I was really digging your talk about GPS Talker and your Human Rights Watch work. (Reminded me of Benetech’s HRDAG/Martus work.) I was curious how this related to Bug’s vision for itself. Is the goal to offer design consultancy to non-techie groups needing a product? And/or to craft custom Bug modules for people? Or was this sort of tangential to Bug’s (other?) core mission?

Enjoyed hearing you. Talk to you more soon. -jbl

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