The use cases are plentiful for businesses:
* Update Google Sites from 3rd party applications – e.g. your sales
team's Google Sites pages can update automatically when new leads are
added to your CRM system.
* Migrate files and content from workspace applications like
Microsoft SharePoint and Lotus Notes to Google Sites.
* Export Google Sites pages, edit them offline, and re-import the
updated content.
* Export your sites, including every page revision, for backup.
* Easily monitor changes across your important internal and public
sites, all from a single gadget.
* Push new content like changes to employee policies or a new
corporate logo to any site on your domain, even sites created by
individual employees.
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Memcached will dramatically speed up MediaWiki. Some pages on my site, like the Main Page took 40 seconds to load before Memcached, but only 7 after installing Memcached. "Memcached is a high-performance, distributed memory object caching system". Memcached is essentially a database caching system which is object orientated, and works even if the database is updated. (MySQL caching discards the entire cache when a table is changed)
I'm Michael Plasmeier otherwise known as ThePlaz. I am a senior at Haverford High School
as well as a web developer and project manager with a focus on user experience and design. I am also a TV Show producer and host and an open source app maintainer. Next year, I will be attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). See Why MIT for more.