Sam Davyson

TechCrunch have now got Zoho as a sponsor of the blog. This is a big commitment from the company since the spot costs $10,000 per month and there is a minimum term of 2 months (although I am sure that Omnidrive somehow slipped away before this). I love Zoho. I don’t use their products regularly at all but I used them briefly to write a review in which I found that their services were the most usable out there.

And not only that the unique (or at least near unique) thing about Zoho is that they are offering multiple services. In what could become a complete solution to your online office system. They need to tie them all together and make the UI’s really consistent, make it a single logon for all of them and then: bingo! Who needs Microsoft Office? Ok. Maybe the usability that Zoho can provide at this stage doesn’t quite match that of Office but it is improving and the convience of having yor documents stored online is immense. The only other companies that look set to do something like this are Google and Microsoft. But the fact of the matter is simple: Right now Zoho has everything but a slideshow tool, Google has one application up and only in limited test form and Microsoft has nothing. One up to Zoho.