Greg is an IT guy. It was a joke. Welcome to the Internet.

No, this IT guy is:

1.) SMART,
2.) CLEAN, and
3.) PROMPT.

Now, let’s talk about smug, smelly, moneygrubbing CEOs, such as yours, Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, Larry Ellison, etc. — and the Hitler Youth accomplices, like the author, who kowtow to them.

Several thousand mailboxes.

I still cannot fathom why shops don’t use Google Apps -more- than is discussed openly. I think it’s one of those secrets like Linux but DNS doesn’t lie when you look up MX records ;-)

Perhaps you could also cover the entry of hosted options and pay by the drink Exchange are the current race for a great many managed service providers that fear their only competitive differentiators are the ability to incur the costs of a live help desk and semi-local support — both of which are being addressed by the general Google Apps reseller program.

Also interesting would how Zimbra and other options to the MSP community stack up in this play of them vs. the Google, Rackspace, and emerging side of the Microsoft model for hosted platforms.

Unless privacy is of utmost priority I dont mind sharing putting my friends b’day on outlook calendar.

Don’t get me wrong, I see what they’re trying to do here – make GApps ready for the enterprise. But lets be real, it’s main use is in the SMB world (and typically much more on the ‘S’ side of that acronym) where it was used in lieu of things like BES and Exhange – not in addition to.