In the beginning, seeing a preview of documents in Google Drive meant clicking an link and waiting for a new browser window or browser tab to open up. Your preview would appear, if the file type was compatible, surrounded … Continue reading
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One of the most tiresome and expensive aspects of contract negotiations is the “redlining” process that takes place as both parties wordsmith the legalese to accurately reflect the agreement and the intent of the parties. As both parties, using “track … Continue reading
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Now that many email services are matching Google Apps’ 25GB inbox, the IT folks are wondering if users really need that much space and if mailbox limits are still a good practice. For most companies, the answer lies in how … Continue reading
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Microsoft recently announced and started providing demonstrations of Office 2013. And as discussed in this Vanity Fair article, it is clear that Microsoft continues to suffer from lack of innovation. The number of new features is limited, many of … Continue reading
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As more organizations expand their use of Google Apps beyond email into file services, the question of how to best use Google Drive becomes important. In a previous post, we compared centralized versus distributed use of additional storage. For many … Continue reading
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Google Drive, an integrated component of Google Apps, helps you use Google Apps as a secure file service. With this capability, you benefit from the revision control built into Google Docs. Revision Control when Uploading via the Web Interface When … Continue reading
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While some remain suspect of security and privacy with cloud computing, Google Apps actually offers ways to help protect and preserve a company’s Intellectual Property (“IP”) that are not readily available in traditional, in-house systems. Why worry about IP? Because … Continue reading
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Google (finally) announced and began releasing Google Drive. For those not in the know, Google Drive is cloud storage available as a stand-alone service or as a component of Google Apps. The stand-alone version included 5GB of storage for free … Continue reading
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Those who know me recognize that my evangelistic zealousness for cloud computing is always tempered with a healthy dose of pragmatism. I see the benefits, the efficiency, and the value of cloud computing and Google Apps well beyond the basic … Continue reading
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Many of our OffiSync customers experienced authentication issues over the past several days when connecting to Google Docs. These errors were due to changes made by Google in the Google Docs API. OffiSync has released a new version that fixes … Continue reading
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