Posts Tagged ‘google apps’

Threading The Conversation Needle

My latest article is up on the Faith & Technology Blog.  I discuss the recent Priority Inbox and Conversation View changes in Google Apps and Gmail.  Now it’s time to start thinking about the next topic!

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Exchange No More

We have officially shut down our Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 e-mail server.  All of our staff e-mail accounts have been successfully migrated to the Google Apps collaboration system.  We still have over 1,000 accounts on a few other servers but this is a significant milestone in the overall migration project.  Here’s to progress!

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Google Apps

We have been working over the last few months to set up and deploy Google Apps to all of our various e-mail users at work. In case you have never heard it before Google has bundled many of their online offerings (Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar and Google Sites) into a company branded version that [...]

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Google Dashboard

Have you ever wondered how much data Google stores in your account?  Check out the Google Dashboard, a new tool that shows you a list of every service that you use and provides links for managing your preferences.  This tool will be tremendously helpful in figuring out exactly where your data is.  Check it out!

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Web Prescense Web Schmescense

Derek Leek (Conference Webmaster) and I were able to lead a technology workshop last week during annual conference.  The title of the workshop was “Web Prescense, Web Schmesence.  What the heck is a website and why do I need it?”  We had a very interesting discussion with approximately 75 clergy, laity and a few conference [...]

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