Google, Salesforce.com reportedly in alliance

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Google, Salesforce.com reportedly in alliance

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Alliance expected to help the companies compete better against Microsoft, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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Sales force and google vs MS Office live?
by Serg_1 May 22, 2007 3:16 AM PDT: I guess google is getting a bit worried about MS's aggressive promotion of MS office live and of other relevant products, such free MS Accounting Express etc.; Like this Reply to this comment

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by gggg sssss May 22, 2007 6:45 PM PDT: Wait till somebody's ex wife gets a court order against Saleforce/Google to release accounting information. Or Some Sarbox request demands access to supposedly confidential data? That will be the end of that bad idea.; Like this Reply to this comment

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