The city of Los Angeles is moving their email (for 30,000 employees) to Google. This will be a good viability test for the system. I know they’re mainly concerned about security, but I think it will also be a good test of uptime and customer service.
I think it will be a good practice run for [...]
Posts Tagged ‘technology’
L.A. to go to cloud-based email
October 28, 2009GeoCities and musing on growing up digital
October 26, 2009RIP GeoCities (1995-2009)
We will miss your animated GIFs, your annoying <MARQUEE> tags (or <BLINK> if you used that other browser). Seriously, I shouldn’t care – I hosted my site on Angelfire -but the memories of hand-coded sites (or un-user-friendly site wizards) from the teenage years are making me feel so nostalgic. It was a good [...]
My experience with Active@ Boot Disk
October 19, 2009Our office recently needed to do some data recovery. We usually don’t have to, since all saved data is supposed to go onto a network share. But there’s always the user who thinks they know better and keeps 3 GB of data on their desktop (not just the desktop computer, but the Windows desktop). And [...]
Recent Comments