The convenience of having access to my data anytime, doesn't always outweigh the low productivity of the applications. But once the document is created, it's off to the clouds with the document.
I'm still bumping into the limits on the cloud applications. Where improvements occur, (such as Javascript integration to Google apps) the complexity curve climbs so fast, I might get nose bleeds.
Steve
Cheat Sheet: Cloud computing | CEO Essentials | silicon.com: "Give me an example of this cloud malarkey then�You're probably familiar with online email services such as MSN Hotmail and Google Mail. These are a form of cloud computing as they're essentially a way of storing and accessing data through a web browser."
