Google Launches Go Google Cloud Calculator

Google is urging businesses to switch to Google Apps by encouraging them to give the cloud a test drive with its Go Google Cloud Calculator.

By Ainsley Jones | Jun 2, 2010
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Google is urging businesses to switch to Google Apps by encouraging them to give the cloud a test drive with its Go Google Cloud Calculator, a tool that helps people ascertain how Google Apps can specifically help their business. 

Google estimates that companies can save thousands of dollars a year by making the switch to Google Apps in addition to gaining new capabilities and storage for common applications, V3.co.uk reports. The Go Google Cloud Calculator even creates a custom URL, presentation PDF, spreadsheet or poster that can be passed along to decision makers, says WebProNews.

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