I must be missing something. The primary complaint in this article appears to be that Microsoft's web offering consists of a lot of silos instead of a tightly i

I must be missing something. The primary complaint in this article appears to be that Microsoft's web offering consists of a lot of silos instead of a tightly integrated collection. Has the author ever used Google Apps? Because tightly integrated is not what I'd call it. I can't use Office 365 because it apparently doesn't support Chrome (or it didn't in the beta review I read). That said, it is very attractive to me. The lack of a central directory service in Google Apps and poor scheduling system drives me crazy. Presumably, with their more expensive version, you'd also get access to security controls to force mobile users to have password locking and what not. That is also very attractive.