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Why Felicia Day Makes Me (More) Proud of My Startup Job

by Adam Deligianis on Oct 19, 2012 in Backupify Customers
Felicia Day

I started at Backupify Customer Support less than a month ago. This job is my first experience in a true startup environment and so far everything I hoped for has been realized. The open environment promotes a lot of cross-department communication and collaboration, The casual dress code is nice (wearing jeans to work was a [...]

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How to Setup and Manage An Effective Google Site

by Guest Post on Oct 11, 2012 in Backupify Customers
Google Sites

The following is a guest post by Backupify customer Kyle Horst, Lead Designer at Kirksville Web Design, which has been designing and developing Google Sites since 2009. Kirksville Web Design is on Twitter @GoogleSitesWD, Google Plus at +Kirksville Web Design, and the Google Apps Marketplace. Google Sites is a very versatile web-building platform but, in [...]

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Bay Cove Human Services: Making Google Apps Work with Medical Privacy & Security

by Rob Stevens on Sep 20, 2012 in Backupify Customers

We’re starting a new feature on the Backupify blog – we’re going to ask some of our customers to talk about why they moved to Google Apps and how it’s changed their business. Today we’re pleased to start this series with a post from Hilary Croach, CIO at Bay Cove Human Services. Each day, Bay [...]

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Who Uses Google Apps? Are Large Companies Pushing It To A Billion Dollar Business?

by Rob May on Jan 26, 2012 in Backupify Customers
Google Apps ecosystem infographic from Backupify

One of the most common criticisms of Google’s Apps business is that it’s just a bunch of small companies using the free version of Google Apps. But is that really true? We did a little research to find out, as summarized in the infographic at the left. Over 8,000 businesses have signed up for a [...]

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Is The BBVA Deal With Google Apps A Cloud Tipping Point?

by Rob May on Jan 13, 2012 in Backupify Customers

In 1996 I worked at Radio Shack, while working on my Electrical Engineering degree. We were one of the few places at the time that sold cell phones. The commission for selling a phone was very, very good, so of course I tried to sell them to everybody. About 98% of the time people would [...]

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