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51660 Posts
Liquid Consultants.
Thanks for the shirt.
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How many entries one can have?
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CanSoftCon
Canada Software Consultants.
I hope you really work in canada!
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 06 2010 23:49 fabiano wrote:
How many entries one can have?
As many as you want (within reason).
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Germany / USA16648 Posts
tossssssssoft or flosssssssssssoft
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 06 2010 23:49 GTR wrote:
Liquid Consultants.
Thanks for the shirt.
Already plenty of hits on Google. And the domains are taken.
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Terrible, terrible consultants
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Flossy Consulting, maybe?
Forgive my ignorance but what exactly does a software consultant do?
On October 07 2010 00:07 Chairman Ray wrote:
Terrible, terrible consultants
LOL great name but ... counterproductive unless you play SC2, no?
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- Softcons
- Consoft
- ConsultWare
- Softsult
- WareCon
- WareSult
- WareConsult
lol sorry, tried quite some combos there :D
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solid consultants lol
or fluid consultants
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
Keep them coming =)
On October 07 2010 00:11 Equinox_kr wrote:
Forgive my ignorance but what exactly does a software consultant do?
Writes software for other people/businesses.
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You can always come up with a fantasy name that doesn't have any meaning.
- Lisfen
- Tredonium
- Vevitas
- Trekore
- Techcore
I mean, which of the following IT consultancies meet any of your requirements? 
- Capgemini
- Accenture
- IBM
- Steria
- KPMG
- Booz, Allen Hamilton
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Furry helpers
no jk but seriously:
TechWare
Coresoft
PlatinumPrograms
milennium items (lol)
Footware
Wirecore
Wiresoft
wireware
ElectricWire
CoreTech
TechWire
i want the shirt soooo badly :D
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-SCB Solutions
-SoftConsulting
-ESC Consulting
-Gesch Software Solutions
good luck finding your name...
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What is your target audience ?
Software for small enterprises? Big? Corporate ? Gov ?
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Metalcore Systems
Hard Software Consulting
Stiff Software Consulting
Stiff Systems
Blue Egg Consulting
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SolidStateWare.com (SOLID)
Gamaloo.com (fun to say)
BugfreeWare.com (as in software without bugs, not free bugs for every1)
- BuglessWare.com (maybe that works better)
OWBsoft.com (OWB standing for 'one without bugs')
- OWBsoftware.com
- OWBware.com
- OWBconsulting.com
Better hurry before someone takes all these amazing ideas 
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Notavi/Notave Consulting/Development, "Develop Notavi" (notavi.com is taken, but notavicorp.com, developnotavi.com would be subsitutes).
Notave.com is available to register.
Significance: Latin verb meaning to brand, write, set a name in stone, inscribe, also related to notatus, which means inscribe. Notave would be a play on the word.
Other names:
Atrus Consulating / Atrus Development / Atrus Software Consulting
Significance: Father of the two sons of the Myst series of game; Sirrus and Achenar were the sons. Wrote magical books that were new worlds, with all new technology.
From wikipedia:
Atrus is the main non-player character in the Myst series, appearing in all five games of the main series; he also narrates the opening of Uru: Ages Beyond Myst. He is a member of the ancient D'ni civilization, though his only D'ni inheritance is through his paternal grandfather. The D'ni perfected a craft known as the Art, which allowed them to create portals to other worlds known as Ages by writing a descriptive "linking book".
Possible domain names:
Askatrus.com
Atrusconsulting.com
Developwithatrus.com
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On October 07 2010 00:07 Chairman Ray wrote:
Terrible, terrible consultants
I love you.
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Name yourself teamloquid so I actually get somewhere when I screw up typing teamliquid.net
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Diamondgrade/DiamondGrade (added benefit, SC2 reference)
Steel Software Consultants
Or you could get crazy,
Gritty Software: Getting dirty with your software so you don't have to
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Homonoia - Greek concept of order and unity (also a goddess for the same idea). According to wikipedia it translates roughly to "being of one mind together".
CardeaSoft - Cardea is the roman goddess of door hinges, handles, and health, since your software, you know, opens doors for your customers
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Vatican City State2594 Posts
HeavenSoft
HellSoft
PurgatorySoft
HardSoft
SuperSoft
RawWare
ArmageddonWare
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Austin10833 Posts
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Fusion Core. inc.
Logo: We make battle cruisers and deal terrible terrible damage.
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CONSULTUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU~
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I´d go with SoCoBu or SoCoBus .
Or Underpant Consultants.
Or CareWare Consulting - sounds so lolzy.
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On October 07 2010 01:48 nayumi wrote:
CONSULTUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU~
On October 07 2010 01:53 seppolevne wrote:
UnderWare
lol.
What end-markets are you addressing? In other words, what business do your customers do, and why are they hiring you? (for example, your end-markets could be game developers, IT finance depts, vanilla corporate IT, agriculture tech, construction tech, GPS tech, etc. etc.)
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ezSoftwork(s)
+ Show Spoiler +I can't believe ezWare was already taken :O It's the best I came up with
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Vatican City State2594 Posts
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Goblin Consult
"We got what you need"
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Consultech Professionals
Techware consulting
Better Techmorrow
The Techanadian Consultants
I like my last one the best
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Need a cutting edge name... like edgecom.. or interslice
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Vatican City State2594 Posts
WareLords (make the e small and fit in the opening of the R<- in there)... Or WareLocks
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Canada Consultants
CaCo.ca is free and its nice and short
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Of course, 'Software Consultants' could be added or removed to any of these. Also, the domains listed are available and there are probably more, but I didn't search for every iteration - only the ones listed.
Weaver Software Consultants (weaver.com or weaverSC.com)
Flash-Path Software Consultants (flash-path.com)
Mudoo Software Consultants (mudooSC.com)
Brain-Drive Software Consultants (braindrive.com or brain-drive.com)
Blue-Pulse Software Consultants (blue-pulse.com)
Gimbu Software Consultants (gimbu.com)
Jump-Soft Consultants (jump-soft.com)
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On October 07 2010 02:28 myopia wrote:
R1CH inc.
Would be too imbalanced, puts every other company out of business.
In a similar vein... FlashWare? :D
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AnswerMen
(GeekSquad inspired)
NerdCrew
DorkTeam
(FireDog inspired)
RescueDog
WaterCat
Tacocat(lol, pallindrome)
But really, we need more...
Target audience
Idea of who you and your friends are personality wise
More specific geographic area(areas are good for business names)
Some of your awesome ideas you tossed out
Specific strengths of the business
Are you a solutions company?
A programming company?
A software vendor?
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RightNow Solutions
Problem Solved Inc(you could use ice ice baby to advertise "if you got a problem yo I'll solve it")
Software The Easy Way
SimpleSoftwareSolutions
Blizzard
CanadaSoft(beware M$FT lawsuits)
Code Captains
Codeboys(play on Cowboy)
Don't forget, if you have a name that isn't directly related the the field, it should be good for starting a dialogue about the company, and have a great story behind it, even if it's BS.
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On October 07 2010 02:59 TechDeft wrote:
Blizzard
...!?
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On October 07 2010 03:09 sob3k wrote:
Macrohard
Wouldn't it need to be MacroSoft?
Theyre software developers.
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You need a name that's really cutting edge, like EdgeCom, or Cutco, or Interslice.
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On October 07 2010 03:10 allyourbase wrote:Wouldn't it need to be MacroSoft? Theyre software developers.
I think this one is going a bit over your head....
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On October 07 2010 03:12 Luddite wrote:
You need a name that's really cutting edge, like EdgeCom, or Cutco, or Interslice.
LOL classic
Edit: Wait some guy got it before you did on the previous page
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Software Consulting BusinessWare
"SCBW" - very easy to remember!
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Austin10833 Posts
Computrode Kinetix Labs
Guidelines on what makes a good name
1. Should stand out;
Any name can stand out with the right attitude
COMPUTRODE KINETIX LABS
2. Make a promise or tell a story;
Name suggests motion, science, and, vaguely, some sort of penetration.
3. Suggest a feature or benefit;
Will depend on the customer's stance on penetration.
4. Provokes people, attracts attention, takes chances;
Check. Check. Check.
5. Easy to pronounce and spell;
We can clear this hurdle with a campaign of shock and awe, an all out media blitz of celebrity endorsements and flashy, intrusive internet advertising. Also,
COMPUTRODE-KINETIX-CON 2012
Additionally the name must be unique:
* Itself or a similar name is not in-use;
* Does not remind you of an existing company;
* Domain name available;
I wouldn't worry about any of those.
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Balance Soft would be a good name (no troll) XD
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On October 07 2010 03:49 BroOd wrote:
Computrode Kinetix Labs
Guidelines on what makes a good name
1. Should stand out;
Any name can stand out with the right attitude
<font size=4>COMPUTRODE KINETIX LABS</font>
2. Make a promise or tell a story;
Name suggests motion, science, and, vaguely, some sort of penetration.
3. Suggest a feature or benefit;
Will depend on the customer's stance on penetration.
4. Provokes people, attracts attention, takes chances;
Check. Check. Check.
5. Easy to pronounce and spell;
We can clear this hurdle with a campaign of shock and awe, an all out media blitz of celebrity endorsements and flashy, intrusive internet advertising. Also,
COMPUTRODE-KINETIX-CON 2012
Additionally the name must be unique:
* Itself or a similar name is not in-use;
* Does not remind you of an existing company;
* Domain name available;
I wouldn't worry about any of those.
brood my favourite poster haha
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On October 07 2010 02:30 Obsolescence wrote:
Of course, 'Software Consultants' could be added or removed to any of these. Also, the domains listed are available and there are probably more, but I didn't search for every iteration - only the ones listed.
Weaver Software Consultants (weaver.com or weaverSC.com)
Flash-Path Software Consultants (flash-path.com)
Mudoo Software Consultants (mudooSC.com)
Brain-Drive Software Consultants (braindrive.com or brain-drive.com)
Blue-Pulse Software Consultants (blue-pulse.com)
Gimbu Software Consultants (gimbu.com)
Jump-Soft Consultants (jump-soft.com)
These are all really good, imo.
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My company's name is Infopower and it rocks.
But we are only working in pacific asia, so I guess it's okay to register the name in the US !
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Korea (South)1897 Posts
NanoSoft consulting
nanosoftconsulting.com
Uber Geek Consulting
ubergeekconsulting.com
IconicSoft Consulting
iconicsoftconsulting.com
all available
cheers and good luck
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Winning name right here, no need to look further check this out... and the domain is available.
Softsult - Software Consultants www.softsult.com
Got the idea because my Dad ran a multinational Canadian Civil Engineering Consultant firm called 'Cansult'.
EDIT: SHOOT i just noticed Fabiano on here beat me to that name.....
If that doesn't float your boat, how how about.....
EzPzConsulting (domain free
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World of Softwarecraft haha
Well actually, SoftwareCraft Consulting?^^
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Third Tier Consulting.
Also try some notorious community names.
Artosoft Consulting
iNconsuLting
Plexsoft Consulting
Kennisoft Consulting
Soft[9] Consulting
Travisoft Consulting
hanjisoft consulting
hot_soft consulting
etc..
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BadgerHam Corporation Of The Universe
Software Consultants of America
United Software Consulted
Soft Cons With Hard Bodies
ByteWriters
these are the names that popped into my head within the last 30 seconds
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SexSoft Consulting-for unreproducable code
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On October 07 2010 07:39 travis wrote:
Software Consultants of America
hes not even american
Inquiry Inc
Infocus Software Solutions
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On October 06 2010 23:44 TossFloss wrote:Hi =) We need a name for our software consulting business. After coming up with a dozen winners, only to find them all taken, we're blown out of ideas. Guidelines on what makes a good name - Should stand out;
- Make a promise or tell a story;
- Suggest a feature or benefit;
- Provokes people, attracts attention, takes chances;
- Easy to pronounce and spell;
Additionally the name must be unique: - Itself or a similar name is not in-use;
- Does not remind you of an existing company;
- Domain name available;
Whoever provides a winning name will get a Team Liquid shirt courtesy of me.
proud to say my ID meets all those criteria ^____^
I think the capital "O" is fucking edgy as shit
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On October 07 2010 08:49 mOnion wrote:
proud to say my ID meets all those criteria ^____^
I think the capital "O" is fucking edgy as shit
I don't need to remind you what a "Monion" is.
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Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
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United States22154 Posts
Jethsmund Software Consulting, it sounds vaguely German, and to my ears at least sounds awesome.
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On October 07 2010 08:46 slained wrote:hes not even american Inquiry Inc Infocus Software Solutions
Although he is North American 
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brutus force.
dunno, twas a joke me and some friends had a while back, and we liked it a lot (probably cause we were still reading plenty of shakespeare for high school english). if you do any security based stuff, this could be catchy =P
tagline: when other companies fail to deliver, turn to brutus force!
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Con Sultans
ur logo can be a dude in a turban building a computer
this cannot fail
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On October 07 2010 09:05 Torenhire wrote:Show nested quote +On October 07 2010 08:49 mOnion wrote:
proud to say my ID meets all those criteria ^____^
I think the capital "O" is fucking edgy as shit I don't need to remind you what a "Monion" is.
nooooooooooooooooo >_<
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Fruit Consultants - A Fruit Dealer Company
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CutCo
Interslice
Compu-Global-Hyper-Mega-Net
/simpsons
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Combine Software Consulting
Combine has business relevance, and rolls of the tongue. Also you can model the logo after the half life series combine logo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Combine.svg
or not, however it is a strong root name.
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 07 2010 01:03 noD wrote:
What is your target audience ?
Software for small enterprises? Big? Corporate ? Gov ?
We're doing Android mobile apps. The target audience will be other businesses from small to big who may-or-may-not possess software development competencies. That being said, we don't want our name to shoe-box us into a niche. Often times a small business will find that their product/service has unanticipated uses, or that a once-thought minor product/service offering are driving the bottom-line. Changing business names is a nightmare =)
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 07 2010 02:00 Happy.fairytail wrote:
What end-markets are you addressing? In other words, what business do your customers do, and why are they hiring you? (for example, your end-markets could be game developers, IT finance depts, vanilla corporate IT, agriculture tech, construction tech, GPS tech, etc. etc.)
I answered part of your question in my above post. Businesses hire us because they lack core-competencies in developing Android software and cannot justify the overhead/start-up costs of developing developing said competencies for short-medium term projects.
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Since you haven't chosen a winning name yet, does that mean we should continue to throw more names in, or are you waiting till a certain date/time before you make your decision? I didn't want to post multiple times, but if my first suggestions weren't what you're looking for then I can come up with more.
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 08 2010 03:49 Obsolescence wrote:
Since you haven't chosen a winning name yet, does that mean we should continue to throw more names in, or are you waiting till a certain date/time before you make your decision? I didn't want to post multiple times, but if my first suggestions weren't what you're looking for then I can come up with more.
We want to decide on a name by the end of Sunday this week. So far I've picked out a few names which I really like which I'll forward to my business partner and await his response (we both have to agree). I'll update the OP with the deadline.
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 07 2010 03:49 BroOd wrote:
Computrode Kinetix Labs
Guidelines on what makes a good name
1. Should stand out;
Any name can stand out with the right attitude
<font size=4>COMPUTRODE KINETIX LABS</font>
2. Make a promise or tell a story;
Name suggests motion, science, and, vaguely, some sort of penetration.
3. Suggest a feature or benefit;
Will depend on the customer's stance on penetration.
4. Provokes people, attracts attention, takes chances;
Check. Check. Check.
5. Easy to pronounce and spell;
We can clear this hurdle with a campaign of shock and awe, an all out media blitz of celebrity endorsements and flashy, intrusive internet advertising. Also,
COMPUTRODE-KINETIX-CON 2012
Additionally the name must be unique:
* Itself or a similar name is not in-use;
* Does not remind you of an existing company;
* Domain name available;
I wouldn't worry about any of those.
Thank you BroOd =)
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Hyrule19228 Posts
In order to receive my entry you must bump up the prize to include a 15% ownership share in stock.
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Austin10833 Posts
You're welcome, TossFloss. Here's a starter logo for your business, free of charge!
![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/BroOd/computrode.jpg)
man, I can't wait to eat that shirt.
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TossFloss
Canada606 Posts
On October 08 2010 04:10 tofucake wrote:
In order to receive my entry you must bump up the prize to include a 15% ownership share in stock.
Nice try =)
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