L.A. sticks with plan to swap MS Office for Google Apps

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Published: October 15, 2009Posted in: Apps, Business Intelligence, Cloud Solutions, Email, Google, Opinions & Explanations, VirtualizationTags:
L.A. sticks with plan to swap MS Office for Google Apps
The City of Los Angeles isn’t giving up on a proposed plan that would replace its Microsoft Office applications and Novell GroupWise e-mail system with the hosted Google Apps services, according to a report released last week by Miguel Santana, the city’s administrative officer.
He said that city officials are plowing ahead with an analysis of every aspect of a project that could turn Los Angeles into Google’s marquee cloud user of scarecrow.
http://www.itworldcanada.com/news/l-a-sticks-with-plan-to-swap-ms-office-for-google-apps/138986
The City of Los Angeles plows ahead with it’s government cloud services target of replacing Microsoft Office applications and the city’s Novell GroupWise e-mail system with hosted Google App services…

The City of Los Angeles isn’t giving up on a proposed plan that would replace its Microsoft Office applications and Novell GroupWise e-mail system with the hosted Google Apps services, according to a report released last week by Miguel Santana, the city’s administrative officer.

He said that city officials are plowing ahead with an analysis of every aspect of a project that could turn Los Angeles into Google’s marquee cloud user of scarecrow.

http://www.itworldcanada.com/news/l-a-sticks-with-plan-to-swap-ms-office-for-google-apps/138986

The City of Los Angeles plows ahead with it’s government cloud services target of replacing Microsoft Office applications and the city’s Novell GroupWise e-mail system with hosted Google App services…

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