New Software Development Business

modena try having a look at www.bgateway.com they had great deals on offices in my area. usually the local council has offices it wants rid of and rents them at a very low price Incidently is there any way i could be of assistance with regards to the IT equipment? Fell free to drop me an email on dave@nemesis-computers.com regards
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Hi 360 I recommend the Lee Valley Technopark in Tottenham Hale, London, N17 Only 24 hrs notice to leave No minimum rental periods Loads of different size offices Nice looking building, your clients will like it Reception answers phone in your company name, makes you sound even more professional 2 minutes walk, Tottenham Hale underground (20 mins Oxford Circus, Victoria line) Regards Jonathan Beaconsfield UK ltd For all of your telemarketing needs stamford123@hotmail.com
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Hi, 360 I work with a great number of companies in your position and nearly all start with the same question regarding offices. I always give the same advice; do not move into an office until you a revenue stream that will support it. There is no need to waste money on somewhere else to sit when you can probably operate from home until you get going. It seems you have a solid proposition, so why burn up valuable early income or precious financial resources when you don’t have to? Having an office will not give your business any advantage over those that work from home. It will not endow it with legitimacy nor a more professional standing, only you can do that. Many of the regular contributors to this forum work from home and do very well. Visit potential clients in their premises or book somewhere, like the IoD. It will prove cheaper and will mean your new business isn’t saddled with debt from the moment it starts. Good luck!
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Hi Many thanks to you all for your excellent posts, i apprecite it. As the budget is tight i might actually stick with john's advice and start it from home and as the biz grows and get established well, may consider moving to an office. By the way, does anyone have any suggestions for a good company name (software oriented)?! regards, 360modena

360 Probably a good idea to start up from home and move on from there. Make some money and then expand comfortably. A company you should contact is Messagemail http://www.messagemail.co.uk on 0800 376 0044 and ask to speak with Simon Curran. Messagemail can: 1. probably sort you out with office space (when the time comes) 2. Take your calls, acting as a secretarial service which could help give the impression that you are a bigger organisation and also free up your time to work and meet with clients etc. As for a name for your company, you can use our trading name [] Good luck, Anthony Ryb www.depositit.com Secure Data Backup