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By: Robert Scoble
2008-03-20



Im hearing about a few things that Google is planning to do to newly compete with Microsofts enterprise offerings.

Several people have told me about an offline version of Gmail, coming soon.
Other people say that Google, or a company working with Google, is going to come out with a new server that will let corporations replace their Exchange servers with ones made by Google. Both groups told me under condition that I not reveal who they are.

Now, it might be that my sources are pulling my legs, but I dont think so. The news is coming from too many different places. Im reporting this to explain that Google seems like its about to apply more pressure in the enterprise space and see if anything else is happening that I dont know about. The audience here is far smarter and far more connected than I am.

From what I hear we wont have to wait for Googles next developer conference to see some of these things come out, although thats not too far off either.

But what are you hearing?

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Robert Scoble is the founder of the Scobleizer blog. He works as PodTech.net's Vice President of Media Development.

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