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Google Apps for Enterprise: Next Salesforce.com?

Google Apps for Enterprise: Next Salesforce.com?Microsoft's answerXcellery's concept takes best of both worlds. Use your rich desktop app while enjoying online collaboration features. Check out the implementation for Excel @ http://www.xcellery.comExtending Google AppsThe key for Google Apps will be its API... allowing partners to create application "on top" or "around"...

Tags: Sales force management, Microsoft Corp., Xcellery, Google Apps, Google Inc., Salesforce.com Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-02-22

That noise in the blogosphere is Google choking on its own hype

That noise in the blogosphere is Google choking on its own hypeWell said!Ryan,I couldn't agree more, which may sound strange coming from the CEO of Sapotek, a company that has created a web-based desktop, Desktoptwo, that you reviewed favorably in the not-so-distant past (http://blog.digitalbackcountry.com/index.php?s=desktoptwo).While I am obviously a firm believer...

Tags: Blogging, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., blogosphere, differnce, Xcellery

Discussion threads 2007-02-22

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Under the Radar: Office 2.0 spreadsheets and Work 2.0 services

During an afternoon session at the Under the Radar "Why Office 2.0 Matters" conference, several productivity applications were demoed that could properly be called Office 2.0 products. EditGrid is a capable online Excel wannabe, which has 80 percent of the function of the dominant spreadsheet, according to David Lee,...

Tags: spreadsheet, Office 2.0, radar, collaboration, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office

Blog posts 2007-03-23

Coming up: The latest Office 2.0 wares

On Friday I will blogging from the Under the Radar conference, Why Office 2.0 Matters, at the Microsoft campus in Mountain View. The promo for the all day event says that 32 "emerging" and "disruptive" technologies that are changing the office landscape will be featured. Emerging, some of them, but...

Tags: Office 2.0, Microsoft Office

Blog posts 2007-03-19

Will Google Apps for Enterprise be on target?

Will Google Apps for Enterprise be on target?Microsoft's answerMicrosoft should promote Xcellery's concept. Use your rich Excel desktop app while enjoying online collaboration features like Google spreadsheets. Check it out @ http://www.xcellery.com

Tags: Google Inc., Google Apps, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-02-22

Google Apps for Your Domain is about to graduate

Google Apps for Your Domain is about to graduateits truesources say this is true.going to be priced 3-5 per user. nt sure when but its coming.Microsoft's answerMicrosoft should promote Xcellery's concept and catch up with Google spreadsheets. Use your rich desktop app while enjoying online collaboration features. http://www.xcellery.comhope notI...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Apps, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-02-06

Google Office 'version 1.0' debuts

Google Office 'version 1.0' debutsinteresting......now let's see their calendar does that every [i]other[/i] calendar doesn't.'GoogleSoft'Oh, ho-ho-ho, wasn't I the one laughed at a year ago when I prophesized that Google was out to grab at Microsoft's core businesses. I predicted that we'd first see hosted office applications, and now they...

Tags: Channel management, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Outlook, Web, Microsoft Corp., Google Inc., Microsoft Office, web storage, Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services

Discussion threads 2006-08-28

Analysis: Google Spreadsheet and Web Office

Analysis: Google Spreadsheet and Web OfficeJust a questionIsn't this already happening with Simdesk?http://www.simdesk.comThey even have city-specific versions. The one I use is http://www.simchicago.com.Word processor does Office and PDF, spreadsheet, presentations, e-mail client, groups. The only thing missing is a database (http://www.quickbase.com), maybe?Zoho SheetHi Richard,You might want to have a look...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, analysis, Web Based App, Online Spreadsheets, spreadsheet, Google Inc., Web

Discussion threads 2006-06-05