Author: David Carta, Telaeris CEO

1. Where Will You Be Tracking Items? First, get a handle on where you will be using your barcode or RFID tags. Line of sight is required to read a barcode which can be a good thing or a bad thing. If your barcodes have the potential to be covered with dirt and the elements, […]

Empowering managers and employees to be more productive is easier said than done. At Telaeris, we believe that improved productivity is a possibility for any business.  This is why we are releasing a free e-book, Productivity From People. The communication that takes place between managers and employees is vital for the success of any business. […]

If I had told my old boss, “You know, I would be much more productive if I were only able to be on vacation next week,” he would have likely thought I was pulling his leg. However, on a macro scale, I really do believe this to be the case. If I work too many […]

Today we are relaunching Telaeris’ blog. This reboot will be major change with how we at Telaeris publicly present ourselves. It will provide an open view into much of what we do at Telaeris. The big question is, how do you make such a change? Easy!  Just hit the button and go! It would be […]

Recently, I have been changing the focus of my job to market and sell Telaeris products. After reading various articles on the subject, I have come to the belief that for any enterprise level software or development effort, you have to have a strong advocate for your process/service.  Often, these type of people have “C”‘s […]

As tax day rolls around, I was talking with one of our employees about taxes. While we do not (yet) offer a company sponsored 401K plan, it should not deter our employees from contributing to their own personally managed IRA. We did the math and one employee was able to save approximately $1500 in taxes, […]

A friend of mine asked me the other day what our basic startup costs and operating budget was, not including employee salaries. Fortunately for him, we had a pretty clear breakdown of these costs created while investigating a joint venture with another company. This seems like exactly the information a new tech startup would need […]

When I initially thought about providing protection for our software, I assumed that the problem had been solved. Clearly solutions would be published and easy to find on the web, right? I couldn’t have been more wrong. It was fairly difficult to find free tools for protecting our program. There are a few companies selling […]

Last week I had a great conversation with Thomas Lutz, from TalTech – the creator of Software Wedge. Over a decade ago I talked with him and one specific thing he said made a huge impression on me – so much so that I felt I wanted to talk to him more about it. What […]