>Valeo, leading car after-market manufacturer and distributor, has been running on Google app for 3 years.
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I can certainly see the appeal of a web-based solution.
Most of our clients are using desktop apps to share Office files with their clients and vendors and that is so ingrained now that I can't see it changing until there has been a large swing in another direction.
That said, these swings can happen quickly, so we have to be nimble.
For almost a decade, the fax was the standard mode of communication between businesses.
Then, almost overnight, our apps that interfaced with the fax were replaced by apps using email and attachments.
Lately, I've been noticing a swing away from .pdf's toward Excel spreadsheets.









>>>>You can easily find alternatives to Office, less easy for a vertical S/W that your company runs on.
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>>>sure. Pencil, paper, slide rule, OpenOffice...
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>>>But people and corporations choose to use Office.
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>>Exactly, Bill. I've never seen a business use anything else and I haven't met anyone who plans to.
>>Some, however are talking about Office 365.
>>If they do in fact move toward Office 365, it will be just one more nail in the coffin of VFP.