Recently announced, and detailed at eWeek, Google will allow technology providers to sell their Google Apps Premium edition starting in March. They hope to gain more enterprise application users by doing this. Resellers must pay Google $40 for every user they serve, but other than that, the marketing, promotion, and price of application is in the hands of the reseller. Google is also only allowing 50 users per business to use its standard edition of Google Apps.
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