Now this is something you really got to watch :)
I think Microsoft is getting really nervous about competition from emerging Online office tools. First it trashed Google Apps and now their corporate VP, Ron Markezich of Microsoft Online has called Zoho as Fake office.
I have been a big fan of Zoho over last couple of years and have mentioned it earlier couple of times on this blog. Their products are superlative and they have kept up with times. What’s more they are very cost effective as well !
Now, to be honest this VP guy had no business to make such a comment, but he did and Zoho has retaliated – and it has done it in such a way that not only are they getting positive buzz, but Microsoft image is taking a further hit
After this interview was published on November 3rd, Zoho did not spend any time in coming up with their answer – Fake Office
Here is what they did – They put a nice little preface:
Fake? Well, if by "fake" Microsoft meant that there is no CD or DVD to buy, no bloatware to download, nothing to install, no hundreds of dollars to pay… then yeah, we agree.
Why would Microsoft want to discourage you from trying the Fake Office? If it was truly a "Fake" Office, then we wouldn’t pose a risk to them, would we?
And published this Video called –
Fake Office – The Movie
What an answer ! loved it :)
These guys are good…period !
Comments
Haha..
Interesting.
MS feels its position and reacted now. Long Live Face Office. :)
Nice!
Microsoft recognize zoho, not google docs. That is good news for zoho, that inspired them to prepare the great answer.
Zoho is amazing, and I love google docs too.
Even Google can’t beat Zoho, forget about M$
the craze of cricket will soon fizzle out soon and already the new generation of kids hardly watch cricket anymore. Its the ones born in the 70s and 80s who are still glued to the game. A few years later the sport will lose its sheen. The youngsters already adore the EPL, F1, and other sports.
In the over enthusiasm to make more money, the BCCI is digging its own grave. Not that iam concerned. The death of cricket will be a boon to India in the long term.
You know Philip, I am one of them who has seen my own interest in cricket dwindling – And over last year especially after Force India’s podium, moving my interest in Formula One.
I have even started following track & field sports which never figured in my interest list earlier..
Having said that, I am not completely convinced that overall cricket viewership will fall in coming years. Lets see how things pan out :)
Cricket is probably the only sport that Indian (males) play for some years. Can’t think of any other physical activity one does after getting into college or work. So irrespective of how much BCCI hopes to make from this, it still is probably good news for the aspiring sportmen… however one wishes that other sports also flourish in India to a greater extent.