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AlterSlash ~ the unofficial SlashDot digest
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "Alter Slash ~ the unofficial Slash Dot digest, by Jonathan Hedley . Published: Sun Jul 12 15:32:27 2009 UTC. : Regular / Extended Contents Outlook Inertia the Main Factor Holding Business From Google Apps Unsung, Unpaid Coders Behind Federal IT Dashboard Cruising Fisherman’s Wharf For New Passports’ Serial Numbers Stealing Data Via Electrical Outlet Plastic Circuits Designed To Enable Tough, Green Computers French “3 Strikes” Law Returns, In Slightly Altered Form Military’s Satellite Meteor Data Sharing May Soon Resume Five Years of PC Storage Performance Compared How To Teach Programming To Kids, Via Xbox Searching Google, Where Internet Access is Scarce Lightning Strikes Delay Shuttle Launch British Men Jailed For Online Hate Crimes Behind the “My Location” Errors In Google Maps Developer Stigma After a Bad or Catastrophic Release? ImageShack Hacked, Security Groups Threatened UK’s National Portrait Gallery Threatens To Sue Wikipedia User Study Highlights Gap Between Views of Scientists and the Public Outlook Inertia the Main Factor Holding Business From Google Apps - by Soulskill ( 36 % noise) View Skip Meshach writes “There’s an interesting article in PC World claiming that the major factor preventing businesses from transferring their communication interface from Outlook to Google Apps is employees’ unwillingness to give up a tool that’s so familiar . Basically, Google is underestimating how attached businesses and their workers are to Office and Outlook in particular. Quoting: ‘Google has found out that, yes, many companies are happy to ditch Exchange for Gmail if it means saving money and eliminating the grief of maintaining Exchange in-house. However, and maybe to a degree unexpected by Google, it also" .... read entire page
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