Having used G Suite successfully in their organisation for 6 years, UK based Information Security company Somerford Associates decided to take advantage of the additional features on offer to their expanding company by upgrading from Basic to Business edition.
Many users don’t use all of the G Suite security features available to them and haven’t adopted policies and best practices to ensure strong security, possibly because they don’t know how or why.
When forward-thinking Scottish independent school, Glenalmond College, needed to update their IT set up, they decided to ‘Go Google’ in both the classroom and in the back office.
The OverDRIVE and G Suite Team are heading to London this week for the Next’ 18 event – a two day global showcase of the latest Google developments.
The G Suite team will have their listening ears on to discover more about innovations in the Cloud Platform and our OverDRIVE team will be spreading the word about some of the exciting new plans that are lined up for the product, including a great new drag and drop dashboard.
We were at the Google Next 18 event in San Francisco recently and as well as getting the heads up on loads of exciting Google developments, we were tying up with the great and good from the G Suite community and also meeting up with some of our OverDRIVE worldwide partners.
Google Drive is a great way to store, collaborate and share information and we know that Google has spent years developing one of the most advanced and secure infrastructures to keep your data safe and secure, so that’s all good. But when your team can share files with whoever they like, you could become vulnerable to the risk of data loss, either accidental or deliberate, and that’s definitely bad news.
Google are holding their annual developer conference, Google I/O in California this week. Executives and keynote speakers took to the stage to showcase the latest developments in Android, Google Maps and Photos, Google Assistant, AI and lots more.
Ore Valley provides low-cost rented accommodation for individuals and families across Fife, including 650 homes and additional retail units and also supports various social enterprises and community initiatives.
As ‘The Beast from the East’ hit the UK hard last week, the weather forced hundreds of schools, offices, and motorways to shut with temperatures plummeting to -10 degrees across England and Scotland. Public transport also took a major hit with buses and train journeys cancelled all over the UK, contributing to the disruption of work for most Britons.