Sometime today Google quietly released a new and free application which allows your Outlook calendar to be in Sync with your Google Calendar! Wow! You would think for such a major announcement they would have made noise! They didn’t even tell the partner community yet. To read about the tool, click here. To download it,

Both Microsoft and Google are challenged in figuring out ways to manage, and profit from the looming move by a lot of business to a lot more hosted applications, and a lot less on-premise infrastructure. It’s undeniable this is the way forward (at SADA, we have term for this, something we’ve been working on for

Microsoft finally responds to the rise of Google as a serious player in the productivity application and collaboration space – I suppose it was the release of Sites (a direct threat to SharePoint in some markets) which finally drew a response out of Microsoft. But as these articles below indicate – most of what we

Google Sites (Wiki / JotSpot resurrection) is now part of Google Apps! This makes Google Apps an even more powerful and valuable set of tools. Now anyone can build dynamic websites and collaborate on them in real-time! This really makes Google Apps a “Sharepoint” killer. The amount of licensing fees, infrastructure requirements, hosting fees, just