Jason Huie

Jason Huie

Director of Development, ChooseWhat.com

http://www.choosewhat.com

Jason Huie, Director of Web Development at ChooseWhat.com, graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in 2007 with a B.S. in Computer Science. Jason began his work with ChooseWhat.com in October of 2010. His responsibilities include: managing a team of designers, developers, and contractors, creating and maintaining web applications and tending to the company’s technology infrastructure.

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STARTicles offer you tactical information and insights on how to lay the foundation of your business so you can focus on building success.

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How to Select a Mac Computer for Your Business

Monday, April 23, 2012

Computers are an expensive, albeit necessary, piece of hardware when you’re setting up your company. If you’re choosing a Mac over a PC, the expense will be even bigger. But … Continue Reading

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Startup Step: Purchase Computers

Windows, Mac, and Linux: The Real-World Implications of Your OS

Monday, December 12, 2011

With all the fanboys, power users, and geeks out there telling you which OS is best, it can be difficult to make a decision on what computer will best suit … Continue Reading

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Startup Step: Get Basic Business Software / Select the Best Small Business Computer
What can The Cloud do for my Business?

What is The Cloud? (And What Can It Do for My Business?)

Thursday, October 13, 2011

The cloud is an increasingly important resource for your business and your personal life.  There’s just one problem: Most people don’t know what, “the cloud” is.  The answer is actually … Continue Reading

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Startup Step: Back Up Your Files / Build Your Website

Quick Tip: Free Alternative to MS Office

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

OpenOffice.org Last time I checked, Microsoft Office was available for about $150.  That’s a lot of money if all you really need is a spreadsheet and a word processor – … Continue Reading

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Startup Step: Get Basic Business Software
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