[TechRepublic] Why your enterprise isn't using YouTube and why it should

Google in the Enterprise TechRepublic Member | February 23, 2012

Why your enterprise is (or isn't) on YouTube: Google's demand generation problem There are several key factors holding back the adoption of YouTube in the enterprise, but there are also key reasons you should be doing it anyway. Read more Resource of the day Have You Supersized Your Data Center? Avoid the Pitfalls of Oversizing When it comes to the infrastructure of your data center or network rooms, bigger is not necessarily better. Read this white paper to learn the facts about and reasons behind oversizing. Explore ways you can avoid the problems presented by oversizing. Give Google better feedback and bug reports and get better results Be a smarter Google App user and let Google know directly about your problem or suggestion as you use the tools. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Add Google Docs to the Windows 7 New menu With a Windows Registry edit you can add Google Docs to the entries listed in the Windows 7 New menu. Read more Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office vs. Office 365 Ian Hardenburgh sees the Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office as a temporary fix. It will eventually come down to choosing between Google's Cloud and Microsoft's. Read more You still have domains registered on GoDaddy? Why? Patrick Lambert discusses the numerous instances of GoDaddy.com turning off domains for questionable reasons and with very little notice. Would you trust GoDaddy with your domain name? Read more Google Bouncer: Bad guys may have an app for that What if malware was designed to pass inspection, then download the bad stuff? It appears "what if" is here and now. Read more Featured multimedia   Fantastic folding laptop designs From three-layered cubes to dual-screen devices, these US patent drawings show possibilities beyond the typical clam-shell laptop design. View on site Android features that may elicit envy from iPhone owners (photos) Google made public a new swipe-to-unlock patent, something HTC actually already offers. CNET takes a look at some other features that vendors have contributed to Android--features that may someday end up in a patent battle. View on site Today's recommended downloads Free White Paper: 10 Errors to Avoid When Commissioning a Data Center (APC by Schneider Electric) Live Webcast: Fast and Efficient Business Security Strategies (GFI Software) Live Webcast: Top Considerations for Effective Managed Security for 2012 and Beyond (AT&T) Improved Cooling Strategies for IT Wiring Closets (APC by Schneider Electric) Prevent Your Next Server Room Mishap With Proper Monitoring (APC by Schneider Electric) 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   Connect with TechRepublic How much has cyber-spying changed since 1989? Not as much as you'd think Bob Eisenhardt looks back at Clifford Stoll's classic cyber-spying true story from 1989 and poses the question, how much has really changed in the world of cyber-espionage? Not that much, as it turns out. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, security news, tech analysis, and more in these TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise IT Security Tech Sanity Check Smartphones

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