Not a company to rest on its laurels, Google have gone into overdrive with new features for a number of products:
- Google Docs gets comment-only access, which will be useful for documents that you don’t want to see vandalised too badly by all-and-sundry.
- Offline access to Gmail, Calendar and Google Docs has been made available on Google Apps domains. This feature does require the use of Google Chrome though.
- Google Apps administrator’s control panel audit logs allow viewing of administrative changes that have been made to a Google App domain.
- Lastly, a new version of the Google Apps Migration for Lotus Notes tool is now available with a range of improvements.
As a contract developer and manager I’ve worked in a wide range of enterprises in a variety of countries where I’ve encountered everything from great work, awful work, bizarre work, all the way down to quasi-legal work. If you think that you recognise your own organisation within my articles then you’re undoubtedly wrong, where you work isn’t that unique.
