The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... doesn't have -- is now used by hundreds of thousands of business users, said Google spokesman Andrew Kovacs. And small businesses aren't the only ones using Google Apps; the company counts some major enterprises, such as Motorola, Genentech and Sabic (formerly GE Plastics), as customers, all of which have tens of thousands of employees using the hosted service. Microsoft is aware...
PC World (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... doesn't have -- is now used by hundreds of thousands of business users, said Google spokesman Andrew Kovacs. And small businesses aren't the only ones using Google Apps; the company counts some major enterprises, such as Motorola, Genentech and Sabic (formerly GE Plastics), as customers, all of which have tens of thousands of employees using the hosted service.Microsoft is aware of...
Computer World (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... doesn't have -- is now used by hundreds of thousands of business users, said Google spokesman Andrew Kovacs. And small businesses aren't the only ones using Google Apps; the company counts some major enterprises, such as Motorola, Genentech and Sabic (formerly GE Plastics), as customers, all of which have tens of thousands of employees using the hosted service.Microsoft is aware of...
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 10/28/2009
... Los Angeles City Council approved the deal unanimously on Tuesday, according to Google Spokesman Andrew Kovacs. The migration from the city's Novell GroupWise e-mail servers will be handled by contractor Computer Sciences Corp. Other applications such as calendaring, document sharing and chat will be handled by Google Apps too. The five-year contract will cost Los Angeles about $1.5...
InfoWorld (Free subscription) | 10/28/2009
... Angeles City Council approved the deal unanimously on Tuesday, according to Google Spokesman Andrew Kovacs.The migration from the city's Novell GroupWise e-mail servers will be handled by contractor Computer Sciences Corp. Other applications such as calendaring, document sharing and chat will be handled by Google Apps too.The five-year contract will cost Los Angeles about $1.5 million...
InfoWorld (Free subscription) | 10/28/2009
... Angeles City Council approved the deal unanimously on Tuesday, according to Google Spokesman Andrew Kovacs.The migration from the city's Novell GroupWise e-mail servers will be handled by contractor Computer Sciences Corp. Other applications such as calendaring, document sharing and chat will be handled by Google Apps too.The five-year contract will cost Los Angeles about $1.5 million...
Computer World (Free subscription) | 10/28/2009
... Angeles City Council approved the deal unanimously on Tuesday, according to Google Spokesman Andrew Kovacs. The migration from the city's Novell GroupWise e-mail servers will be handled by contractor Computer Sciences Corp. Other applications such as calendaring, document sharing and chat will be handled by Google Apps too.The five-year contract will cost Los Angeles about $1.5 million...
