Google's recent deal with IT outsourcer Capgemini makes Google Apps available through the consultant to its client companies. What are those companies really getting for their $50 annual license?
Microsoft responded to news of Google's arrangement with CapGemini to place Google Apps on desktops with a ten-point list of questions companies should consider if they think of switching.
The company's Google Apps collection of productivity software will be the thin end of the wedge Google hopes to drive between corporations and their long-time love of Microsoft Office.
Yesterday, Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, published the 2005 World Wealth Report. It said that last year, high net worth investors (HNWIs), took a "hold and see" stance as interest rates began to rise and stock market returns moderated from the year before.
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