Google is gearing up to sell its web-hosted applications to a wider range of government agencies after winning a prized security clearance. Federal Information Security Management Act certification means Google's systems are considered reliable enough to store U.S. government data.
July 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Google is gearing up to sell its e-mail and other web-hosted applications to a wider range of government agencies after winning a prized security clearance.
The sales push announced Monday marks Google’s latest attempt to siphon customers away from rival Microsoft, whose Office suite of e-mail, word processing, spreadsheet, and other programs is widely used by government agencies and businesses.
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