Which productivity suite is best for your business?
Office 365 vs G Suite (formerly known as Google Apps) – which one is better? A question a lot of businesses ask, especially start-ups and businesses making the move into the cloud.
Healthcare Communications agency Skin and Blister decided they needed to put some extra care into their IT system to support their communications more efficiently and to provide the team with a reliable email management system.
What is G Suite
G Suite is a professional set of tools by Google that allows you to work from anywhere. This was formerly known as Google Apps.
G Suite is reliable, secure, web based “Software as a Service” with powerful, intuitive applications like Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive. It can help you reduce IT costs, manage information more effectively and enable employees to collaborate wherever they are.
LovelyFlora World delivers beautiful flowers and gifts to customers across the UK. Committed to customer satisfaction and providing a great online shopping experience, the company needed a reliable email management system and wanted to work more efficiently.
The G Suite team are in London (Shoreditch) this week for The Future Assistant Conference - an innovative two-day conference designed to help businesses grow and develop.
The team at Leeds based tech company Refractiv is taking on web development giants with its innovative site builder for G Suite and OneDrive. OverDRIVE lets you build and update sites and web pages automatically, without the need for specialist technical skills and it’s so smart it even updates itself.
Coming in 2019 is a new Page Builder which will let you build pages using more than one content type, using drag and drop and resizable tiles. You’ll also be able to build Workflows using Drive documents, with an approval process and email notifications.
As a Google Cloud Partner we’re rapt about cloud technology and enjoy spreading the G Suite word. However, we had no idea when we came up with the idea of a dedicated G Suite Tips site, a few years ago, whether we’d even end up doing it, or if anyone would be interested.