Google Apps update alerts: Powering a more connected and collaborative enterprise

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We’ve been previewing Google Springboard and the new Google Sites with a small set of customers, and we’re excited to begin to extend each of these new apps to more customers through an Early Adopter Program.

Source: Google Apps update alerts: Powering a more connected and collaborative enterprise

Google Springboard sounds like Google Now, except for the enterprise. You’ll be able to aggregate and search for information across of Google’s products.

Google Sites is being revamped, with better layouts that scale from mobile to desktop screen sizes.

I can’t wait to see what they look like!

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