SADA Systems Helps Business Deploy Google Apps

Tony Safoian, president and CEO of SADA Systems, Inc. announced today that SADA Systems has extended its participation in the Google Enterprise Professional™ program to include deployment of Google Apps™ Premier Edition, Google’s hosted productivity and collaboration solution. The Google Enterprise Professional program brings developers, consultants, and independent software vendors together to provide value added services for Google enterprise products. “Google is excited to have SADA Systems as a partner in the Google Enterprise Professional program. We’re looking forward to SADA extending Google Apps by providing deployment and support to customers,” said Kevin Smith, Head of Enterprise Partnerships at Google.

Google Apps™ brings simple, powerful communication and collaboration tools to organizations using their own domain name. With Google Apps, users can use tools like Gmail™, Google Calendar™, Google Talk™, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets™ on their own domain to stay connected and work together more effectively. Best of all, it’s all hosted by Google, so there’s no hardware or software to download, install or maintain. SADA Systems deploys Google Apps as part of the Google Enterprise Professional program. “The Google Enterprise Professional program will help us enhance the value of Google Apps to our small and medium business customers,” said Safoian. “Google Apps Premiere Edition offers a broad set of powerful APIs that enable us to develop customer solutions that meet the needs of our clients.”

Businesses of any size can leverage the knowledge and experience of SADA engineers and developers to deploy this advanced collaboration tool. The information technology professionals of SADA Systems can deploy, customize, and support Google Apps on any existing network environment, with little to no impact on productivity during the migration process. Businesses that wish to try Google Apps for only one set of their employees may choose a QuickStart deployment from SADA Systems, in which a group of users within the organization is selected to use the application prior to a full roll-out.