Rick Perry Admits "I'm Not Politically Correct"

Rick Perry isn't surprising anyone when he says he is not politically correct; but that is definitely what his new campaign video is all about. After a major fallout where the presidential candidate bashed gays in the military and President Obama, Perry is now saying that his political incorrectness is just what people need in Washington. Perry makes claims that Washington insiders are bankrupting America and that the government is giving aid money to opposing countries. The whole reason he points these things out is to say that it is not politically correct to mention them in Washington.

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Google Apps Mega-Deal Great For IT

The Google Apps mega-deals that Google Enterprise Vice President Amit Singh says are in the works could bring very good news to IT staff at small and midsize businesses--even though the deals are geared toward securing large companies and organizations as Apps users. Google plans to introduce apps that will attract very large customers and which could result in hundreds of thousands of users moving to the platform.

While Google Apps was originally put out in 2007 with a focus on small businesses, the ever-growing enterprise IT features have been targeted to large companies, according to InfoWorld. With these large companies coming on board, Google should have more incentive to improve and upgrade Apps in a way that will benefit IT across the board. As large companies become more comfortable moving collaboration and communication software to the cloud, smaller businesses are seeing an uptick in the usefulness of cloud softwares.

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