Even mighty Microsoft didn’t become a leading enterprise software provider by itself; it had a lot of help from third-party developers and partners to build its software solutions into what they are.
Now Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), a relatively new player in the enterprise space, is starting to attract the same kind of third-party support it will need to win over a bigger slice of the enterprise application pie.
Its newest ally is LTech, which specializes in cloud computing solutions and is an authorized Google partner. Today LTech released its Single Sign-On for Google Apps, which includes support for ActiveDirectory and LDAP to help better ensure the continuity of end-user accounts.
http://www.internetnews.com/software/article.php/3848541
LTech’s Single-On for Google Apps enhances IT security, while an update to Power Panel for Google Apps extends lifecycle features.
Even mighty Microsoft didn’t become a leading enterprise software provider by itself; it had a lot of help from third-party developers and partners to build its software solutions into what they are.
Now Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), a relatively new player in the enterprise space, is starting to attract the same kind of third-party support it will need to win over a bigger slice of the enterprise application pie.
Its newest ally is LTech, which specializes in cloud computing solutions and is an authorized Google partner. Today LTech released its Single Sign-On for Google Apps, which includes support for ActiveDirectory and LDAP to help better ensure the continuity of end-user accounts.
http://www.internetnews.com/software/article.php/3848541
LTech’s Single-On for Google Apps enhances IT security, while an update to Power Panel for Google Apps extends lifecycle features.