4PM can help any company reduce IT costs and increase productivity, through enhanced collaboration, by implementing a painless switchover to Google Apps.
For a low once-off fee, we can switch your domain to the free Google Apps service, which means you keep your existing email addresses, while gaining access to the remarkable suite of Google Applications, all easily shared among your co-workers.
For a low annual fee per user, you can use Google Apps Premier Edition. Switching to Premier brings many additional benefits, including:
24/7 phone support direct from Google;
Guaranteed uptime of 99.9%;
3 X more Gmail storage than Standard Edition;
Increased security;
More admin controls to easily connect to existing IT infrastructure;
More business features such as Blackberry and MS Outlook interoperability.
Contact 4pm.ie today on 01 497 7705 or email info@4pm.ie and we’ll start planning a smooth and painless switchover to Google Apps. Once you’ve switched, you’ll wonder how you ever got by without Google Apps!
The potential savings are enormous. If your organisation currently uses, or is considering, a Microsoft Exchange 2007 deployment, use this calculator to estimate how much a Google Apps Premier deployment could save:
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For more on the benefits of Google Apps, click here:
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CASE STUDY: The City of Los Angeles.
L.A.'s 34,000 employees - including her police force - now use Gmail, Google Docs and other Google Apps for their messaging and collaboration needs. Why L.A. chose Google Apps is simple. Randi Levin, Chief Technical Officer for the city of Los Angeles, wanted to replace GroupWise and chose Google's cloud approach from 15 different proposals believing it will save the city millions of dollars on IT, allowing her staff to shift resources dedicated to e-mail to other purposes. L.A.'s decision process was rigorous. The top four proposals gave oral presentations, with the proposal for Google Apps receiving the highest marks. On Oct. 27, the Los Angeles City Council voted 12-0 in favor of using Gmail over Microsoft Outlook and the city began to use Google Apps in December 2009. Some 38,000 employees in government agencies in Washington, D.C., also use Gmail and other Google Apps. Google is also building a so-called Government Cloud, a dedicated cloud computing system for the U.S. government, in 2010.
