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This is an excellent article and I'm glad you had the gumption to post it. I started KangarooBox specifically because of #7 and #4, #5, & #27 came along for th
by Corrado 18y ago
This is an excellent article and I'm glad you had the gumption to post it. I started KangarooBox specifically because of #7 and #4, #5, & #27 came along for the ride.
While working at a large restaurant company I realized that our issue tracking solution was very poor and/or expensive and that Corporate America would pay for a simple, effective solution. Hence I had the idea to combine commodity hardware with FOSS and sell it with service (maintenance, disaster recovery, updates, etc.) This allows everyone, large & small, to use "Enterprise" solutions at a reasonable cost by outsourcing part of the IT department (or at least the maintenance part :).
Anyway, my list is topped by something that would help me organize and manage the many things in my life. These are really just different themes on the same idea. There are quite a few websites that do some of these things, but none do it really well. For instance, I still haven't been able to find a decent site that allows me to track my automobile usage, maintenance, & info. Throw in a useful, tightly focused user forum and I think you have a winner.
a) A pet/animal web site
- reminds me to order their medicine/food
- sends birthday notifications
- genealogy builder (for professional breeders)
- stores current info (pictures, ID #, name, etc.)
b) Household things
- Major appliance info (warranty, serial #, model, etc.)
- living room paint color
- types of plants in the front garden
- insurance info
- videos of a home walkthrough
c) Automotive things
- make & model
- info (color, VIN, etc.)
- insurance info
- maintenance notification (time for an oil change)
- mileage, MPG calculator
Later...
Richard
http://www.kangaroobox.com http://www.kangaroobox.com