Just in case you don't know, ISV stands for Independent Software Vendor (that's ok only true geeks know this kind of crap).
Anyway, Erik Sink has written a great article about micro-ISVs which are basically one-person ISVs (that means: one person who has written a program and is trying to sell it).
As part of the article Eric has started his own micro-ISV that has created a game called Winnable Solitaire in order to learn about micro-ISVs and how to run one.
In the article he examines the world of one person software shops (and will also write about the process he is going through with his own micro-ISV).
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Guy MalachiI'm a product focused serial entrepreneur.
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Former CEO of Skylow, Showbox Chief Product Officer, CEO & Cofounder of TalkSparks, iglloo, InterMatch, & Conduit Chief Geek
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