Avago Technologies Switched to Google Apps for Storage
Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey in Features, Videos
In the wake of last week’s announcement of Google’s Apps Marketplace, which is focused on adding functionality for Google Apps in the entgerprise space, I’ve been trying to track down more examples of companies that have switched over to Google Apps from some other corporate solution. Then I found this video that was shot about Avago Technologies, which is a privately held semiconductor company with over four thousand employees that made the switch to Apps:
The reasoning for switching to Apps is clear for Avago: they needed to have more space in their inboxes.
Not only can a regular user have 7 GB of Gmail space, Google Docs now allows for an additional 2GB of storage space for everyone as well. That includes files of any type that you can share out to others.
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