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Both Google and Microsoft are intent on becoming Workplace users; chosen means of collaborating on documents.Microsoft has been touting not just SharePoint, but additionally its Office Internet Apps — and its Microsoft Docs sibling — as a way for users to share Office paperwork. Workplace Web Apps allows users running vaious browsers and operating systems to view (and sometimes also edit/create) Office documents, even if they don;t have Office installed on their PCs or devices.Google,Office Professional Plus 2010 Product Key, as of November 22,Office 2010 Key, has its own alternative: Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office. Google is offering an invitation-only early-access preview of Cloud Connect today.Cloud Connect is based on the DocVerse technology that Google bought in March 2010. (DocVerse;s founder and CEO is Shan Sinha, who formerly was invovled with SQL Server/SharePoint product strategy at Microsoft.)Instead of pitching that Microsoft customers dump Workplace, Google is positioning Cloud Connect as a way that Workplace 2003, 2007 and 2010 users can sync their Office documents to Google;s cloud services. Cloud Connect is a 3 MB plug-in for Word, Excel and PowerPoint that Google developed using “purely public” Office application-programming interfaces (APIs), Google officials said. Once synced via the plug-in,Office 2010 Serial Key, paperwork are backed-up, given a unique URL that can be accessed via the Web on PCs and mobile devices,windows 7 Home Premium x64, according to Google. End users can not merely share documents,windows seven, but also simultaneously coauthor and access their revision history on all documents.The initial trial is aimed at Google Docs Apps for Business end users, but Google Apps for Business Docs people also could be added to the preview program in the not-too-distant future. Once the final version of Cloud Connect launches, Google says it will be free for consumer and business consumers. (Google isn;t providing a final release target date for Cloud Connect.)If you;re thinking what I was thinking — that Cloud Connect might be the way that Google brings back offline access for Google Docs (by allowing/acknowledging that end users can save paperwork in Workplace on their desktop) — no dice.“This is not offline access for Docs, even though it does support offline and online editing,” Sinha told me. “Offline for Google Docs is still coming, but it will be built around HTML 5.”Google is, instead, positioning Cloud Connect as a way for current Office people, even those using older versions of the product, to avoid having to upgrade to the latest Office release to get functionality like document coauthoring.“We are saying whatever version of the Workplace software you have, you can take your existing installed base and move it to the Web,” Sinha said. “This isn;t like messaging (which is more of an either Gmail or Exchange or Hotmail choice). This is not a rip-and-replace (pitch). It;s about coexistence.”For buyers running older versions of Microsoft Office — or those running Workplace who have to collaborate with folks on Google Docs/Google Apps — Cloud Connect might be useful. I;m not sure how many enterprise customers need this kind of a bridge, however. Thoughts?