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Microsoft is cheating on Google results to improve it's own results. Incredible to see this...

"rney towards the social enterprise revolution. At CeBIT Webciety we have discussed the results of a working group that elaborated a set of 13 key statements. The statements consist of project issues that have to be worked on in order to advance the social enterprise initiatives in the organizational and cultural perspective. The statements are structured and related to the reciprocal relation of three key factors of the project: people, business/organization and technology. Between each of these factors the working group identified some critical friction points that have to be considered and to be worked on in order for the project advancement."

That could be a useful way of helping people migrate, but it can also just let them keep the same bad habits and just work the same way, only their documents are now stored in a different server.

I thought this had been available for a while? And what about Exchange 2010?

Google's pitch to CIOs, with some good points about their direction. The first comment does not look very good, but I understand that these things are sometimes planted by the competition.

It says here that "...contracts between Google and its customers guarantee user privacy." Do we have a copy of the contract or the end user agreement? There will be more people concerned about that and I would like to see what it says.

terms and conditions: http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/terms/user_terms.html and privacy policy: http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/terms/user_privacy.html the first time you register, you have also validated global terms and conditions for Google Apps usage

Looks like it was about 2 hours, not too bad.