Google Apps for Your Domain
Today Google announced the launch of Google Apps for Your Domain (http://www.google.com/a). Kind of a long name for Google and I hope they aren't going to use the acronym! I have been using the Gmail portion of this launch for my own website email since its launch of the Gmail for Your Domain in February 2006 and it has worked extremely well.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., August 28, 2006 - Google Inc.
today announced the launch of Google Apps for Your Domain (http://www.google.com/a), a set of hosted applications for organizations that want to provide high quality communications tools totheir users without the hassle of installing and maintaining software or hardware.
In addition to customizing the user interface with their own branding and color scheme, organizations can tailor the service to their needs by mixing and matching the email, messaging, calendaring and other tools offered through Google Apps for Your Domain. Over time, Google will offer versions of Google Apps for Your Domain that are oriented toward the needs of a variety of organizations, from family websites and community groups to non-profits and small businesses, as well as universities, large enterprises, and ISPs.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., August 28, 2006 - Google Inc.
today announced the launch of Google Apps for Your Domain (http://www.google.com/a), a set of hosted applications for organizations that want to provide high quality communications tools totheir users without the hassle of installing and maintaining software or hardware.
In addition to customizing the user interface with their own branding and color scheme, organizations can tailor the service to their needs by mixing and matching the email, messaging, calendaring and other tools offered through Google Apps for Your Domain. Over time, Google will offer versions of Google Apps for Your Domain that are oriented toward the needs of a variety of organizations, from family websites and community groups to non-profits and small businesses, as well as universities, large enterprises, and ISPs.
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