Tristan CarterMichael McKelveyNathan ViekmanFelicia Voegele Zoho vs.Google & Microsoft Live

Zoho facts & components Comparison (Google & Microsoft Live) History of Cloud Computing The big deal Concerns Conclusion Overview

Zoho facts & components

Comparison (Google & Microsoft Live)

History of Cloud Computing

The big deal

Concerns

Conclusion

Integrated with Google, Microsoft and Yahoo Sync contacts User Authentication Zoho

Integrated with Google, Microsoft and Yahoo

Sync contacts

User Authentication

Word Processing Spreadsheets Presentation Editor Chat & Wiki component Familiar user face Website & Blog capabilities Supports digital signatures Background templates Zoho Components Zoho Business

Word Processing

Spreadsheets

Presentation Editor

Chat & Wiki component

Familiar user face

Website & Blog capabilities

Supports digital signatures

Background templates

Files can be saved as: pdf, open office, html, text, webpage, attachments from writer(zoho) limited fonts, no auto spellcheck spreadsheets, interactive tables and charts no xls support No full blown productivity suite 500mb storage 25MB upload capability limited interaction allows for online collaboration with microsoft components only The real comparison is between Google and Zoho Google Microsoft Live

Files can be saved as:

pdf, open office, html, text, webpage, attachments from writer(zoho)

limited fonts, no auto spellcheck

spreadsheets, interactive tables and charts

no xls support

No full blown productivity suite

500mb storage

25MB upload capability

limited interaction

allows for online collaboration with microsoft components only

History of Cloud Computing 1949: ADP founded (Cloud's spiritual ancestor)1994: Hotmail1999: Salesforce.com2003: Myspace2004: Gmail, Facebook2005: Youtube2006: Amazon, Google Apps2007: MS Announced Exchange labs2008: Zoho selected by GE (400,000 seats)

high scale low cost providers; geo-diversity anytime/place, access docs via web browser repid scalability; incremental cost; load sharing share of mind; no need to focus on commodity IT What's the big deal?

high scale low cost providers; geo-diversity

anytime/place, access docs via web browser

repid scalability; incremental cost; load sharing

share of mind; no need to focus on commodity IT

Performance, reliability Control of data, service parameters integration among tech silos applcation features, choices privacy, security, compliance, etc Concerns

Performance, reliability

Control of data, service parameters

integration among tech silos

applcation features, choices

privacy, security, compliance, etc

Very user friendly Many features are free, only pay for the upgrade or more storage High security integration Conclusion

Very user friendly

Many features are free, only pay for the upgrade or more storage

High security integration