SebaDC

Too little, too late.

Sounds fun!

• Emails will likely go to mailbox.org, only with the web interface (no client).
• Computers are moving to Ubuntu.
• CRM is currently still Hotspot, but we will likely move away next year.
• Cloud solution is NextCloud with a small server on premise (we don’t have very large data, besides CAD, which are on Dassault’s cloud).
• Project management is moving to open project.

My plan is to move to odoo as ERP and build up our infrastructure progressively.

Regarding to software, I’d rather pay developers for ad hoc solutions, than for licenses. I think I’ll need to hire one guy dedicated to this.

My network-guy is a good friend who doesn’t charge too much for now.

All in all, it’s going to be a bit more expensive in the beginning.

This is what we will use to replace Microsoft tools.

I have a small industrial company and we are transitioning away. Quickly.

Currently, only CAD stations are a problem, the rest is on track to be MS free by the end of the year.

Bye bye, Sony!

I’m transitioning my company away from Microsoft.

Only CAD stations will remain under Microsoft and so far, is going well.

There are still huge disparities and not every Chinese citizen is a potential customer.

They still need foreign markets…

Europe has roughly half the population, but pretty much a similar consumer market for instance.

Lol. They still need to sell their products to someone.

But go to China and you’ll see that they have the lead on cars and numerical technologies. They bring to market and adopt faster than anyone else.

When I see the quality of LinkedIn lately, I would say: lemmings 🙈

How often do you buy clothes? For me, the most important is that everyday items and expensive items are European: food, softwares, fuel, car, etc.

If I have to buy once something <100€ and have to buy from the USA, especially a company who did not do a 180° turn in the last 2 months, I would be ok.

But that’s just me.

We need a Lemmy-LinkedIn…

Plus, concrete is super dirty to produce and actually not so dense.

Yeah. But it sells better than “the cesspool of human society”.

Can’t bots have hobbies?