Google, which has been revving new Docs features almost every two weeks, continues to position Docs more and more as a team collaboration application and an alternative to Microsoft Office, which is focused on individual productivity. So, what’s changed about Google’s competitive differentiation between Docs and Office? Perhaps nothing, but Google said more users are interested in co-authoring documents and creating multiple versions that update on the fly. That leads us to Google Wave, the HTML 5-based collaboration platform that could point to the future of Google Apps.
– While it has been a fairly quiet summer for Google Apps, the search engine
giant’s enterprise team is intent on reaching a broader audience with the
suite’s Docs and Sites collaboration tools, a Google product manager told
eWEEK.
Google on Aug. 27 added the ability to translate documents in t…