Using Google Apps with Salesforce.com

[@SpecialeW]

brilliantly done sounds really easy, guess i'll give it a try some day

[@ravidor]

Great video, Common Craft have great videos with a very distinct look and feel (this can be a problem)

[@Gvozdov]

wow that cool

[@Singul4r1ty]

and sounds easy, I'll try it out! Cool paper animations!

[@kvkleef79]

@jimjim647 You have a valid point. But Gmail was his example (perhaps a bad one), the actual point he was making was company sensitive data stored physically outside the company's servers (in the case of Gmail: Google's servers). I've come across a number of companies that don't allow the use of Google products for this reason. I'm not sure that I would do the same, but I can understand the reasoning behind it.

[@imegatrone]

I Really Like The Video Using Google Apps with From Your

[@GowriSankar-goysar]

I think Google has made some agreements with common craft. Because this video just resembles their style of video making. I could even hear the same voice of leelefever.

[@FBvsPlus]

I am going to take the leap, as a single user. Now, when I get frustrated, because neither SF or Google (reseller) won't help me, then I will scream! Sounds like these two parties are competing and a little mental. Why are both parties offering the other on their own app stores? (AppExchange and MarketPlace) The history is too deep and involved for little old me. I like one calendar, I email and docs I can send from a link instead as an attachment. So, by this time next month, I should know!

[@EstanBulLoFre]

Have you tried gluing five to six SalesForce applications together? Duct Tape works as well.

[@Glamfaceuk]

very cool

[@nolybab137]

google docs has plenty of privacy settings that allow you to share docs both within and external to an organization.

[@grc9978]

I like this one... even more integrated. Search for "using Office 365 with CRM online".

[@HenkvanderVelden]

you have to invite people as contributers or watchers, when you are a watcher you can't edit things. the downside is that you can't view realtime updates:(

[@newwebtalk]

looks like the way to go from where I'm standing, unless SalesForce or Google starts price gouging for apps.

[@itezel2]

Do the google docs have privicy settings? Or is it open to everyone?

[@flexystudio]

thank you

[@hprof1]

Hello Google, good job.

[@lunchboxboy]

this shiet is cool

[@DrewSpencer]

they don't...

[@jo3ly]

woo gmail

[@zhangliubao]

8-th comment...

[@elishebapinem]

10th comment :D

[@legopenner15]

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