Google Chrome for Business (Free) was first launched in 2010 to provide IT administrators a way to centrally deploy pre-configured Chrome browsers throughout an organization. Chrome for Business was updated in April 2013, and Google added a number of new policies to configure Chrome (there are now 100), implement legacy browser support, and use cloud-based IT admin tools for organizations using Google Apps. The update makes configuring and pushing out Chrome to clients in a Windows domain quite easy because it integrates with Group Policy (GP) . . . However, if you want and need Chrome deployed to a significant number of users on a network, there is no more efficient way to deploy and manage it than with Chrome for Business. You can download Google Chrome for Business from the Chrome for Business site. Google's documentation instructs you to download the Windows Installer package—the .MSI file for installing the Chrome browser and placing it in a network share, accessible to users. (source pcmag.com )
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Forbes
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USA TODAY
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Forbes
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PC Magazine
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CNET
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Washington Post
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ZDNet
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Google To Build Its Own Driverless Cars
Forbes
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Forbes
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PC Magazine
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CNET
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New York Times
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International Business Times
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Guardian Express
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Science World Report
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TechCrunch
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VentureBeat
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Wall Street Journal
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