G Suite Migration

So you finally decided to make the switch from Gmail to G Suite. Congratulations! Now, you need to begin the migration process. The migration process from Gmail to G Suite can be somewhat complicated, especially for corporate accounts. In this article we explain the 4 steps involved in a successful migration from free Gmail to G Suite.

Once you have decided to move everything over to G Suite, the next steps will be to move your data from Office 365 or whatever legacy system you're using to Google's streamlined cloud solution for businesses. While many individuals and companies choose to handle their G Suite migration on their own, there's a lot to keep track of. Learn where Google's G Suite Data Migration Service may fall short, and why trusting a Google Cloud Premier Partner may be your best option.

Microsoft Outlook used to be the number one email application in the world, but now Gmail has the top spot with 29% of the market share. If you're considering making the switch from Outlook to Gmail, this article has all the information you'll need to execute a seamless transition.

Using free software and services to save money can be appealing to businesses on a tight budget. However, using free Gmail for your business communications may limit the potential growth of your business and could open you up to data security and legal vulnerabilities that you can easily avoid with G Suite.

Gmail can be a powerful enterprise-level email solution for businesses, and it is easily integrated with other Google products such as Drive and Docs. This article will focus on Gmail for business setup to empower you to begin using Gmail as the primary communication source at your business. 

Product Comparison & Buying Guide

If you’re looking for a cloud platform and/or a suite of business apps for your office or startup, then you’re probably trying to choose between Office 365 and G Suite (formerly Google Apps).

Each is a fine option with distinct advantages and disadvantages.

Many organizations are in the dark about the security of their data, especially with the rise of shadow IT and numerous recent breaches. It’s no wonder IT execs are concerned about how their data is protected and who has access to their confidential information. Every day I meet CIOs who ask me how Google’s cloud can offer the level of security they need, and many IT execs likely have the same nagging worries.

Is it really possible to leave MS Office behind? Quite simply, yes. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Today we will uncover some helpful literature, resources, and trends to pave the path for life after Microsoft Office. A recent study, conducted by SoftWatch, unveiled that businesses don’t use Microsoft Office to the extent that they are paying for. More so, the study suggests that a switch to the cloud-- Google Apps and Google Drive-- is easier than one may think.