Google March 9 launched the Google Apps Marketplace, an online store selling enterprises business applications that integrate with and extend Google Apps. This will provide third-party software developers, such as Appirio, Intuit, Atlassian and others, with a larger cloud computing channel into which to sell their applications. The Google Apps Marketplace will also challenge Salesforce.com, which has spent the last decade-plus fomenting its Force.com and AppExchange platforms. Google Apps Marketplace Product Manager Chris Vander Mey told eWEEK that Google will take a 20 percent cut of application sales, recurring on subscriptions.
– Google March 9 opened its Google Apps Marketplace, an online store
selling enterprises business applications that integrate with and extend Google
Apps.
The Google Apps Marketplace will let Google Apps users access business apps
for project management, billing and accounting, travel management,…