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"Gone Google" Campaign Arrives in Canada, UK
Google is expanding its "Gone Google" campaign into Canada and the UK, as well as further afield, to get businesses to switch from their everyday desktop applications to Google Apps, such as Gmail, Postini and Google Docs. Google is targeting small business who won't want to shell out for enterprise Microsoft Office licenses, as well as IT managers who are sick of supporting Outlook. However, this comes hot on the heels of a Gmail outage, as well as T-Mobile's catastrophic cloud-computing failure, in which Sidekick users found their data deleted. Again, we see the tradeoff between ease of use and immediate control over one's data.
Today, we're excited to support this global momentum with the expansion of the "Gone Google" initiative to additional countries including the U.K., France, Canada, Japan, Australia and Singapore. We hope our messages — in train stations such as Paddington, La Défense and Shinagawa, and at airports in Singapore, Toronto, Dallas and beyond — help companies, schools and organizations learn all about the benefits of going Google with our enterprise products
Watch for the Gone Google" ads in places where business users congregate, such as airport lounges, where you'll see the familiar G logo alongside all those server-management ads for products that we can't even identify. Some of these enterprise-software decision-makers may be already be testing Google Wave, and that testing experience may also inform a software-licensing decision.
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Jordan Yerman
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