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Google in the Enterprise

TechRepublic Member | October 27, 2011

How Google Apps works when actual people use it

Kevin Purdy shares his hands-on experience and grades Google Apps when it was used as the primary tool for organizing TEDxBuffalo. Read more

Resource of the day

The Kellogg Executive MBA Program

It's becoming harder and harder to stay competitive in the job market today. For those interested in pursuing more education, but limited by their job requirements, this white paper is worth checking out.


Google presentations wants to be your slide making tool of choice

Google has recently released a new version of Google presentations for their Google Apps suite of office tools that emphasizes collaboration. Read more

Google and Salesforce are about to collaborate a mess for their customers

It is clear that Salesforce's Chatter and Google's Google+ will soon be direct competitors for the collaborative space of small and medium companies. Read more

Additional TechRepublic resources

 

The 10 most important things to teach your Word users

Sharing these tips and precautions with your Word users will help them become more confident and proficient -- which is a win for everyone (including you). Read more

The IT industry is accepting failure as the norm

No project manager sets out to fail. But have project/program managers and leads begun to accept failure as the norm? Read more

Get drastic: 15 IT best practices to kill

Gartner analyst Ken McGee has a radical assessment of IT and what CIOs need to do about. Read his principles of the "new CIO manifesto." Read more

DIY: Use the free WebCollab software to manage projects

The free and user friendly WebCollab collaboration server software can help your company manage projects of all sizes and scopes. Read more


Featured multimedia

 

Prosthetic arm doubles as phone dock (photos)

Born without a left forearm, Trevor Prideaux used to use his smartphone by balancing it on his prosthetic arm or putting it on a flat surface. Now that his prosthetic has a built-in phone holder, things have gotten easier. View on site

Top 10 tablet problems that need a fix, fast (photos)

The Apple iPad may be on the rise, but fundamental limitations in the tablet concept need serious attention. View on site



Today's recommended downloads

The Kellogg Executive MBA Program

Webcast: From Wow to How 2: Virtual Desktops, Networking and the Cloud (Citrix Systems, Inc.)

Extending Virtualization With Application Infrastructure Virtualization (IBM)

24 Technical Considerations for a Defragmentation Solution (Diskeeper)

Evaluating Unified Communications Solutions (Cisco Systems, Inc.)


Perennial favorites

 

9 reasons why smart businesses upgrade to Google Apps for Business

Be honest, do you really trust Google?

Four ways Google+ will end up in your workplace

Use Microsoft Office to create Google docs with Cloud Connect

 

Predicting the future of tablets in the enterprise

Patrick Gray offers some insight about what we can expect to see next for tablets, particularly in the enterprise space.



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