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The big news of the day in the world of technology is the alliance between CapGemini and Google. This means that CapGemini, a major company in the world of outsourcing, will offer Google Apps as part of its portfolio, basically offering Google a big fillip in the business world.
Microsoft is clearly taking this one seriously - as Mary Jo Foley points out, the company actually issued a statement about the move, which it very rarely does about a competitor's actions.
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Might be worth indicating that the press release link's a PDF, Ian? (It just caught me out a little, is all.)
Posted by: ManxStef | September 10, 2007 at 09:02 PM
Erk! I didn't actually notice it was - I was browsing on Safari 3.0 beta, which renders PDFs in the browser and doesn't actually mention the fact that it's a PDF!
Posted by: | September 10, 2007 at 09:15 PM