"Cloud Sherpas helped us to not only move all of our user data into Google Apps, but to do so incredibly fast. They took what initially seemed like an impossible task and made it extremely easy for us."
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Cloud Sherpas Accepts Google Enterprise 2011 Partner of the Year Award

Posted on January 31, 2012 by

Cloud Sherpas is thrilled to accept the inaugural award of “Google Enterprise Partner of the Year” for 2011. This recognition is based on our proven track record of working with and developing customers on Google Apps, our consistent investment in the Google practice, a strong representation of certified specialists and our impact on Google’s Enterprise [...]

Cloud Sherpas Named Google Enterprise 2011 Partner of the Year

Posted on January 31, 2012 by

“We are excited to recognize Cloud Sherpas as the Google Enterprise 2011 Partner of the Year,” said Mark Hodgson, Google’s Head of Global Partner Programs. “The company consistently delivered excellence in our partnership throughout 2011.”

Understanding Google’s Updated Privacy Policy

Posted on January 30, 2012 by

The goal of any privacy policy is to help the user understand how their personal information is used and protected by the person or organization with which it is shared. For decades, privacy polices for companies across all industries have been written by long-winded attorneys with a penchant for obtuse legalese that’s often so confusing [...]

The City of Lewisville Has Gone Google

Posted on January 10, 2012 by

Editors Note: Cloud Sherpas customer, the City of Lewisville, was recently featured on the Official Google Enterprise Blog. Read the original article on the Google Enterprise Blog or read the re-posted article below to learn more about the City of Lewisville’s transition to Google Apps. Today our guest blogger is Jason Kirkland, Technology Projects Manager for the City [...]

Google Docs: Providing Enterprise Security to the Masses

Posted on December 9, 2011 by

Microsoft recently published a blog post that suggests Google Docs offers weak security. Before we correct the gross misrepresentations in Tony Tai’s article, let’s applaud Microsoft for doing what they do best — that is, launch a FUD campaign. No one does it better than Redmond. Having been in IT for nearly two decades, however, [...]

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