Google Cloud

Using a cloud storage platform can help maximize your workplace productivity, improve data security, and increase collaboration across your workforce. It is also a great way to ensure that your files are always accessible when they are needed by your employees. That’s why selecting a cloud storage platform that works for your business is critical. But we don't always make the best choice, and if you are getting ready to move from DropBox to Google Drive or Drive within your organization's Google Workspace license, this step-by-step guide will help you make the transition smoothly.

With so many cloud sharing platforms available, it can be hard to determine which is the best and what features to look for in this service. You may be comparing Google Drive vs OneDrive in an effort to determine which will work best for you and your business. We're here to help. This detailed side-by-side comparison cuts through the marketing double-speak and shares the features and user-experience issues that will help you make your decision.

Google Photos is a popular, cloud-based photo sharing and storage service that was released in May of 2015. Cloud storage and backup for photos and videos is all the rage, and with Google's photo app your precious memories will be synced to the cloud and backed up instantly without any extra effort from  you. In this article we give you the details about where your photos are stored.

Digital information is important, and keeping your digital information private and secure is vital. Enter Google Vault for G Suite. As a G Suite customer you already have access to the Google Vault application, and in this article we'll introduce you to the features that make this search and data retention tool so special.

You are likely already familiar with Google Drive, the file storage and organization app that Google uses to store documents in the cloud. But with Drive Enterprise you'll enjoy access to shared or Team Drives, which improve the ability for teams or businesses to collaborate. In this article we'll look at Google Team Drive limitations, and how you can overcome them to leverage this powerful cloud storage product to help your teams work together better.

Having the ability to quickly share files, information, and data within a company is instrumental in creating a productive work environment. Google Team Drives or shared drives have been introduced as a way for teams to quickly share and collaborate a set of centrally located and shared documents and files, all accessible from anywhere in the cloud. In this article we'll introduce you to pricing and features of Google Team Drive.

Running a business in manufacturing is no small feat. Like any business, you have to ensure that you have a good profit margin and we all know that inefficiencies can sabotage even the best business forecasts. The good news is, there are measures that you can take to make your business more efficient and thus increase your savings to protect your profit margin. In this article we'll discuss some cost saving ideas manufacturing companies can use to improve margins and eliminate waste.

Are you trying to decide between Google Drive and Dropbox for your business? We break down the 3 factors (price, speed, security) which most businesses use to determine the best cloud storage and file synchronization service so you can quickly make the best choice.

More and more small businesses are trending toward cloud computing and blue chip tech companies like IBM, Intel, Amazon, and Google are all-in on migrating to the cloud. While there are numerous benefits to moving your company data to Google Cloud Platform, you may be asking yourself: "Are there major risks associated with cloud computing?" In this article we discuss those risks and weigh them against the benefits of working in the cloud.

Google has two cloud storage products (Google Cloud and Google Drive) which often get lumped together. While they may share a few similarities, they are unique cloud storage options, and understanding the difference between Google Cloud and Google Drive can help you make sure you're utilizing the option that's most appropriate for your needs.