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Features - Monday, March 15, 2010 11:42 - 0 Comments
CIOs speak: Is cloud email a bumpy ride?
Australian chief information officers have been making eyes at cloud-based email solutions from Google and Microsoft for a while now.
Gmail, Live@EDU, BPOS are the sleek new hotness cruising down the freeway, while Exchange and Lotus Notes/Domino are sulking in the back garage like the bulky family sedan nobody really likes to drive.
But with relatively few case studies on the ground, what do CIOs who have made the switch think about the technology so far, and do they recommend it to others?
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