Productivity is important and common sense to assume all companies, large, small and micro businesses, are looking for increased productivity. We aren't positioned to judge whether productivity has increased on a global scale with the arrival of the Web, but we assume it has. On the other hand we know that the volumes of productivity tools available as Web services have increased greatly.

The increased variety of available Web office productivity tools can only be good for us, the users. We already have many tools to choose from, of which many are free, and we can find solutions that fit our needs. Whether our data and documents are accessible from anywhere in the world or only via our desktop will be our choice, the consumer's choice. The company we select to host our valuable data will be our choice and if we can't find a company to trust with our valuable data then we can choose to host it on our own. The choice is ours and that is the most important thing.

Disruptive is a word used to describe some of the new Web 2.0 services and office productivity tools. The masters of disruptive technology and services are once again sending ripples over the Web with the announcement of a suit of applications for domains. Discussions over the Web are already very lively and the trend is to compare the suit to the world’s most widely used office productivity tools.