Comments on: Gmail For Your Corporate Email http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:41:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeff Kee http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-166884 Jeff Kee Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:44:16 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-166884 Absolutely agree 100%. Best email management and collaboration platform built so far! Absolutely agree 100%. Best email management and collaboration platform built so far!

]]> By: Jeff Kee http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-165045 Jeff Kee Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:07:38 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-165045 On Outlook: whatever you drag from the IMAP folders into your INBOX folders will stay as hard-copies on your computer, as backups. When the computer is offline, Outlook still has the emails memorized so that you can still read it - when it's offline it simply won't make any changes to it because it cannot sync any information. On Outlook: whatever you drag from the IMAP folders into your INBOX folders will stay as hard-copies on your computer, as backups.

When the computer is offline, Outlook still has the emails memorized so that you can still read it – when it’s offline it simply won’t make any changes to it because it cannot sync any information.

]]> By: C D http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-165027 C D Thu, 07 Jan 2010 10:45:20 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-165027 If the migration works like standard IMAP, then you will just end up with Labels for each folder on the Outlook side. Subfolders will be labeled: "Main Folder/Subfolder/Subfolder2" Not sure how offline archives work with this type of migration though! Wish my company would do the same thing... If the migration works like standard IMAP, then you will just end up with Labels for each folder on the Outlook side.

Subfolders will be labeled:
“Main Folder/Subfolder/Subfolder2″

Not sure how offline archives work with this type of migration though!

Wish my company would do the same thing…

]]> By: ricom http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-164935 ricom Wed, 06 Jan 2010 06:43:36 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-164935 Smart article: I've researched options with Microsoft's managed Exchange mail vs. Google's corporate gmail & overall gmail wins on all technical fronts. Smart article:
I’ve researched options with Microsoft’s managed Exchange mail vs. Google’s corporate gmail & overall gmail wins on all technical fronts.

]]> By: sheridan http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-156130 sheridan Fri, 04 Sep 2009 18:24:08 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-156130 my company currently runs outlook on our corporate server. We are about to switch to corporate Gmail and I understand that all of the date that each emplyee currently has in their outlook account will populate into Gmail as soon as they do the conversion. The question I have is that in outlook I have emails saved in numerous folders and many of the folders have folders under them and sub folders etrc , all filled with emails. How will this populate into Gmail corporate? I know my home base3d gmail account has labels but does not allow you to store labels under labels...I'm concerned about loosing many important emails. my company currently runs outlook on our corporate server. We are about to switch to corporate Gmail and I understand that all of the date that each emplyee currently has in their outlook account will populate into Gmail as soon as they do the conversion.

The question I have is that in outlook I have emails saved in numerous folders and many of the folders have folders under them and sub folders etrc , all filled with emails. How will this populate into Gmail corporate? I know my home base3d gmail account has labels but does not allow you to store labels under labels…I’m concerned about loosing many important emails.

]]> By: Jeff Kee http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-154747 Jeff Kee Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:51:58 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-154747 Yes, now you can easily migrate that stuff over through a POP3 record. For example - from my company account at jeff@sonikastudios.com, I coudl set up jeff@jeffkee.com so I can send emails from both addresses at my own convenience. This is the ultimate portable email system that is rock solid, powerful, and yet very versatile and 100% web based. Yes, now you can easily migrate that stuff over through a POP3 record.

For example – from my company account at jeff@sonikastudios.com, I coudl set up jeff@jeffkee.com so I can send emails from both addresses at my own convenience. This is the ultimate portable email system that is rock solid, powerful, and yet very versatile and 100% web based.

]]> By: Mary Bella http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-150186 Mary Bella Wed, 20 May 2009 14:31:01 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-150186 Thank you so much for this - very helpful! I have now set up Google apps for myself and a client and it really works great. Although, now gmail will let you appear to send from another address, so you can set up an existing gmail address to send "From:" your .com email and even fetch emails from that address, which avoids having to transfer all the contacts and old emails etc. into a new apps account. Thank you so much for this – very helpful! I have now set up Google apps for myself and a client and it really works great. Although, now gmail will let you appear to send from another address, so you can set up an existing gmail address to send “From:” your .com email and even fetch emails from that address, which avoids having to transfer all the contacts and old emails etc. into a new apps account.

]]> By: Best Email and Domain Management Practices | Jeff Kee's Blog http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-149735 Best Email and Domain Management Practices | Jeff Kee's Blog Mon, 11 May 2009 09:29:02 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-149735 [...] If you have questions about the best way to set up your email addresses on a private domain you just obtained please check out my other post about using Google Applications and Gmail as your primary email and collaboration system. [...] [...] If you have questions about the best way to set up your email addresses on a private domain you just obtained please check out my other post about using Google Applications and Gmail as your primary email and collaboration system. [...]

]]> By: What’s Your Browser Home Page? | Jeff Kee's Blog http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-120155 What’s Your Browser Home Page? | Jeff Kee's Blog Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:48:35 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-120155 [...] company’s Google Applications portal. If you don’t know what this is, please check out this post about using Google Apps and Gmail as your primary solution. Mine’s located at http://portal.synchronous.ca. Jeffkee.com also has one set up at [...] [...] company’s Google Applications portal. If you don’t know what this is, please check out this post about using Google Apps and Gmail as your primary solution. Mine’s located at http://portal.synchronous.ca. Jeffkee.com also has one set up at [...]

]]> By: In The Sphere: Politics and Canucks Jerseys | BlueFur.com http://www.jeffkee.com/business-strategies/gmail-for-your-corporate-email/comment-page-1/#comment-112440 In The Sphere: Politics and Canucks Jerseys | BlueFur.com Fri, 17 Oct 2008 20:28:54 +0000 http://www.jeffkee.com/?p=579#comment-112440 [...] with clients via a Hotmail account, so you may want to check out Jeff’s post on how to use Gmail for your corporate email natively. No forwarding [...] [...] with clients via a Hotmail account, so you may want to check out Jeff’s post on how to use Gmail for your corporate email natively. No forwarding [...]

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