Comments on: How To: Custom Brand your Email with Google Apps http://gar1n.com/2009/12/15/how-to-custom-brand-your-email-with-google-apps/ Thu, 08 Jul 2010 06:25:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Garin Kilpatrick http://gar1n.com/2009/12/15/how-to-custom-brand-your-email-with-google-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Garin Kilpatrick Sat, 19 Dec 2009 01:56:53 +0000 http://gar1n.com/?p=900#comment-103 Thanks for the comment Tim. SLA = Service Level Agreement I am assuming. With the issue of privacy, Google is one of the most trustworthy corporations out there, but if there is highly confidential intellectual property that must be contained I can certainly understand having an internal system. I wonder whether your internal system is accessible online though. Perhaps it is, my York University email address is web based, but it has glitched on me several times and ruined emails I was composing. Comparatively, I have never had any downtime, or glitches, with Google Apps. Thanks for the comment Tim. SLA = Service Level Agreement I am assuming. With the issue of privacy, Google is one of the most trustworthy corporations out there, but if there is highly confidential intellectual property that must be contained I can certainly understand having an internal system. I wonder whether your internal system is accessible online though. Perhaps it is, my York University email address is web based, but it has glitched on me several times and ruined emails I was composing. Comparatively, I have never had any downtime, or glitches, with Google Apps.

]]> By: Garin Kilpatrick http://gar1n.com/2009/12/15/how-to-custom-brand-your-email-with-google-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Garin Kilpatrick Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:56:53 +0000 http://gar1n.com/?p=900#comment-93 Thanks for the comment Tim. SLA = Service Level Agreement I am assuming. With the issue of privacy, Google is one of the most trustworthy corporations out there, but if there is highly confidential intellectual property that must be contained I can certainly understand having an internal system. I wonder whether your internal system is accessible online though. Perhaps it is, my York University email address is web based, but it has glitched on me several times and ruined emails I was composing. Comparatively, I have never had downtime, or glitches, with Google Apps. Thanks for the comment Tim. SLA = Service Level Agreement I am assuming. With the issue of privacy, Google is one of the most trustworthy corporations out there, but if there is highly confidential intellectual property that must be contained I can certainly understand having an internal system. I wonder whether your internal system is accessible online though. Perhaps it is, my York University email address is web based, but it has glitched on me several times and ruined emails I was composing. Comparatively, I have never had downtime, or glitches, with Google Apps.

]]> By: Tim W. http://gar1n.com/2009/12/15/how-to-custom-brand-your-email-with-google-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Tim W. Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:20:57 +0000 http://gar1n.com/?p=900#comment-90 Thanks for showing us the "inside" look at the business end of setting up Google apps. I think this is great for small/medium sized businesses. Our company would never give up it's own corporate e-mail infrastructure for this. There are SLAs that we need to maintain with external clients and the more direct control we have over that...the better for us. Then there is the issue of "privacy". Having another 3rd party having access to company specific things does not appeal to us. Then again, we aren't the current target audience for this.<br><br>I think I"ll be able to remember your e-maill address. LOL Thanks for showing us the “inside” look at the business end of setting up Google apps. I think this is great for small/medium sized businesses. Our company would never give up it's own corporate e-mail infrastructure for this. There are SLAs that we need to maintain with external clients and the more direct control we have over that…the better for us. Then there is the issue of “privacy”. Having another 3rd party having access to company specific things does not appeal to us. Then again, we aren't the current target audience for this.

I think I”ll be able to remember your e-maill address. LOL

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