Gone Google - Google Apps Billboards Preview

Preview the billboards in the "Gone Google" campaign. Join over 1.75 million companies who are using Google Apps. Visit www.google.com/appsatwork to get more information about the benefits of going Google.

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Science & Technology

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• google apps
• billboards
• gone google
• go google
• apps at work
• google billboards

[jarrodmorgenstern]

Great video, but you should really have a link built into the annotations on the vid on Youtube.

[7roach]

even the link in the description isn't hyperlinked

[geva420]

This really comes across as false advertising. They state that "Going Google" is changing to any of Google's services, then explain that this is e-mail, apps, documents, sites, etc. Then go on to say that 60% of Fortune 500 companies have Gone Google - implying that these companies use Google Apps - however initial explanation says that these people could just be using a Google Search Appliance; which has nothing to do with Google Apps.

I agree that this marketing technique is pretty sketchy

[prolefeedprocessor]

This is mildly creepy. Just the wording or something. Just not sitting right.

[Tariff08]

I'm looking forward to a video of all the boards combined. This is a very creative campaign. I use Google Apps as well :) Also, the music is pretty awesome too :P I'd so purchase it off of Amazon if it was there/I knew what it was called :)

[mrmichaeljkelly]

It's kind of silly to claim that Microsoft = software upgrade costs. Yes, in the Google Apps hosted model, Google will absorb some of that cost - the cost of upgrading servers, deploying new versions, etc. - but the real cost is in compatibility and re-training as features are changed and added. Unless Google is saying they're never going to change their apps, company's and people will still pay those upgrade costs - they just don't get to control when they pay them, Google does.

[goatgodagain]

LOL - can't recognize sarcasm!

[TTRIPLEH]

how could you like vista? i cant wait till 7 comes out

[VatZeEll]

Competition is the essence of capitalism.

[Allankj]

You own Youtube, yet you dont use annotations yourself... :]

[neoliminal]

When a company gets to a certain size, the lose their initial vision and can only rely on the corporate culture to keep any piece of that vision alive.

Google has entered this phase of group/corporation. No longer complacent to simply create applications that people want to use, they are now actively attempting to get people to switch to their applications.

Competitions is a sign of weakness.

[KendraBuchanan2009]

Love google apps!