Reliable Corporate Email Solution from Google - Google Apps

By indraneel

It’s time to do away with the huge email servers, the bulky hard drives and all those extra expenses on security for your sensitive corporate email data. Google Apps Premier, a cloud-based corporate email solution for your IT needs, lets you run your internal information network with unprecedented ease of access and security. With most of the data being stored online and managed through an administrative account that allows you full control over data flow, all you have to do is to set it up and forget.

Apart from Google’s legendary security system that saves the user accounts from spamming or phishing, your domain gets a whopping quota of 25 GB per user. Since all the data is saved online, your employees can access their work from anywhere via any platform, including smartphones. And with Google’s range of easy-to-use applications like Google Email, Docs, Calendar, Groups and Video, they can work together on projects seamlessly in real-time. These Apps are highly adaptable and can work seamlessly with their equivalents in Microsoft Exchange and other similar services.

But what really sets Google Apps Premier apart from and ahead of others is its superior service quality and support. It comes with a guarantee of being up and ready to use 99.9% of the time, ensuring the smooth progress of your work without annoying downtime interruptions. And all this comes for a minimal system requirement, almost no need for maintenance and a small fee of $50 per year per user.

If you already have a domain running and want to shift it to Google Apps Premier, there are transition tools that assist you to switch from Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Notes. To make things even easier, you can contact the experts at Wesetup.net, a Google partner who excels in setting up Google Apps Premier fully customized to your most specific needs.

Google Apps Premier has already been adopted by more than two million companies, with thousands more signing up every day. Further asserting its superiority is the fact that Google itself has adopted this technology for its own internal information management. Do we need to say more?