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    04091985 Posts: 86, Reputation: 2
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    May 16, 2008, 01:23 AM
    Remotely support the clients
    Hi,

    I need a help from you people . I am from india and my company is planning to support the clients who are from europe and US, now my question is that what all do requirements do I need to startup the business from the scratch , and the thing is that the clients will be providing the software or tools to support them remotely . Can you people help me as this is my first step towards setting up this plan.
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    May 16, 2008, 05:43 AM
    I'm in the US and collaborated successfully with someone in India using GoToMyPC; he used it to install & configure new versions of software he was developing for me on my PC & server, and for review sessions using its built-in chat capability. Here's what I learned from the experience:

    * Good communication is a challenge; I'd get a Skype or Gizmo account for phone calls. The hours during which you communicate are limited, and one of you will be getting up very early or staying up very late.

    * I'd recommend GoToMyPC for collaboration rather than pcAnywhere. It worked much better for us, and we did try both.

    * You can use box.net or one of its competitors for sharing files. Keep an eye on a product currently in beta called Dropbox; it will blow the competition out of the water In my opinion. You can try to sign up for a Beta here.

    * The best way to ensure trust in both parties is to use an escrow account; your client pays into the escrow account, and releases the funds when satisfied with the result. Both RentACoder and Guru have escrow account capabilities; you can set up escrow accounts through sites like Escrow.com, but most of these seem to be oriented toward products rather than services. I'd write to them and ask.
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    May 19, 2008, 10:00 PM
    Thnak you thanks a lot even though it didn't help me fully but your information was very useful for me . Thank u :)

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