 Are you still using webmail or the free email addresses from your ISP? Wouldn't you rather have your own professional-looking domain to give to clients and collegues? How about calendar and contacts -- the information that keeps you on track and keeps things running smoothly -- do you have a single database of appointments and people accessible from every computer, phone or tablet that you use? Are you tired of paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars for Microsoft's office suite every time you buy a new computer and then again every couple of years when the new version comes out? And wouldn't it be nice to have all the documents, spreadsheets, forms, drawings and templates you use regularly at your fingertips no matter what device you're using AND be able to share them or work on them together with someone instead of sending revision after revision back and forth, manually compiling the changes? How about a public website for people to view and read about what you have to offer, or an internal site to keep records, files, documentation, procedures and all the other mission critical data you need to keep record of, all in a single location?
No doubt you've nodded your head and said, "yeah, that would be nice," at least once in the last paragraph. Now, where do you start? Well, you're in luck -- we specialize in helping you determine what your workflow is, where it could use a boost in efficiency and how to leverage cutting-edge and cost-effective technology to solve day-to-day issues and optimize your organization.
So? What are you waiting for? Quickly fill out our form and we'll set you up. We're an authorized reseller of Google Apps, but more importantly we're people just like you who use the Google Apps solution and could not live without it. We started using it four years ago and never looked back. Call, email, chat or stop by and we'll help you get started. You'll wonder how you ever did without it. And if you want more proof, just ask our many amazing customers who took the leap and are loving it.
posted Sep 21, 2015, 1:11 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from paysimple.com)
Google Apps can significantly change the way that you do business. For a small price, you get access to some of the best time-saving tools available for business owners.
Gmail supercharges your email, Drive helps you keep track of important documents, Calendar helps you prioritize your day, and Hangouts helps you connect with digital employees. [click to keep reading]
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posted Nov 9, 2012, 1:05 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from pocketables.com)
You may read this headline, and think that I’m crazy. And quite possibly I am. But in the midst of all the current Windows 8 hype that is happening right now, I’ve decided to get Samsung’s new $249 11.6-inch Chromebook – a cheap netbook that many people think runs an impaired, half-baked OS that requires always-on cloud connectivity in order to be half-way decent. $249 for a computer that won’t run Windows apps, that only has 16GB of on board storage, and that is essentially a glorified web browser. [click to keep reading] | |
posted Sep 18, 2012, 4:33 PM by Jeremy Cote
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posted Sep 17, 2012, 12:14 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from edudemic.com)
Google has just unveiled some new statistics on the uptake of its popular Google Apps In Education platform. Princeton has signed on which means 7 of the 8 Ivy League schools use Google Apps. According to Google, 72 of this year’s top 100 U.S. Universities (as determined by 2013 U.S. News and World Report’s ranking) have gone Google. [click to keep reading] | |
posted Jul 4, 2012, 5:22 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from computerworld.com.au)
Google is rolling out a tool for Apps administrators to search through Gmail logs, the company announced on Tuesday.
The feature, available in the Apps control panel, has long been requested by IT administrators of the cloud collaboration and email suite, according to Priya Mathew, Google Apps senior strategist.
"Gmail log search will make it easier to answer questions like: What happened to an inbound or outbound message? Was a message sent to my domain and marked as spam? Which users sent or received a specific message?" Mathew wrote in a blog post. [click to keep reading] | |
posted Jun 29, 2012, 5:54 PM by Jeremy Cote
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posted Dec 7, 2011, 9:48 AM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from talkincloud.com)
The headline really says it all: TalkinCloud has learned — and Google has confirmed — Google has introduced a pilot program that enables select resellers to offer the Google Chromebook cloud-based laptops to their customers.
Google has been promising some kind of channel play around Chromebooks since before they were officially launched earlier in 2011. TalkinCloud has consistently tracked the product’s progress through the enterprise space, but always through the lens that no, Google still hadn’t followed through. But now, thanks to a CRN report, we know Google has launched that program underneath our noses. [click to keep reading] | |
posted Oct 27, 2011, 2:30 PM by Jeremy Cote
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posted Oct 16, 2011, 2:33 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from fdlreporter.com)A lot has changed in the way teachers teach and kids learn. Educators and students are adapting to all the new high-tech means of communicating: blogs, Facebook, email accounts and educational networks like Google, Moodle and My Big Campus. "Social networking is becoming the norm," said Mayville High School Principal Lee Zarnot. In his rural school district, students in third through 12th grade are set up with Google gmail accounts and teachers are perusing students' work electronically. For example, a student could be working on an essay in a Google document at the same time a teacher is editing the work. "There's a big push to use Google apps these days. There's so much you can do through sharing homework assignments, reports and tests," Zarnott said. [click to keep reading] | |
posted Oct 13, 2011, 4:30 PM by Jeremy Cote
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(excerpt from digitaljournal.com)
Legiant, a leading provider of time and attendance software, today announced the release of Legiant Express for the Google Apps Marketplace™. Now the 4 million businesses who use Google Apps™ can utilize Legiant Express to track their time and attendance. Legiant Express provides organizations with a quick and user-friendly solution to manage employee timecards, schedules, and leave requests. “Our goal with Legiant Express is to help small business owners better manage their workforce,” said Walter Ross, CEO. “By adding Legiant Express to the Google Apps Marketplace, we are providing businesses with a time and attendance system they can have up and running in a matter of hours, instead of weeks or months. Plus, features like single sign-on and the GPS employee map truly set us apart from other solutions.” A 30-day, risk-free trial of Legiant Express is currently available on the Google Apps Marketplace. Legiant Express is an excellent entry-level solution for organizations with simple requirements that are ready to automate time and attendance immediately. Legiant Express is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution, which requires no servers or software to be installed on the users’ network. However, a variety of data collection devices can be integrated with Legiant Express, including biometric fingerprint readers, proximity badge readers, and smart phones. For more information about Legiant Express visit the Google Apps Marketplace at http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/. [click to keep reading] | |
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