That's a funny way of looking at it. I pay Google money for my account so that I have, above all, a reliable system to use for my business.
No beta bullshit. And with Google Apps, that's what I get.
Regular users are the guinea pigs and once a feature has proven itself year(s) later, it's added to Apps. As someone who runs a business, I'm quite happy with that approach.
I get all the latest and greatest on my personal GMail account, I don't need it on my business account.
That's a funny way of looking at it. I pay Google money for my account so that I have, above all, a reliable system to use for my business.
No beta bullshit. And with Google Apps, that's what I get.
Regular users are the guinea pigs and once a feature has proven itself year(s) later, it's added to Apps. As someone who runs a business, I'm quite happy with that approach.
I get all the latest and greatest on my personal GMail account, I don't need it on my business account.