Google Workspace Other Services (except Public Administration) Reviews & Insights

Google Workspace is used by my organization for email (Gmail), office suite software (Docs, Sheets, Slides), cloud storage, scheduling with Google Calendar, and as an identity provider for other services logging in via Google SSO.

The main tools we use for remote collaboration are Google Workspace, Slack, and Zoom - without Google Workspace, collaborating and running our organization would be a lot more challenging. We heavily rely on Google Drive to create and file important documents for easy retrieval by anyone in the organization. Google Meet has been a good backup when Zoom isn't working, and we've used that platform for remote teaching as many schools find it more secure than Zoom.

One of the best things about Google Workspace is that many people are familiar with the Google suite of apps and Gmail, so onboarding my less technical team members was very easy and relatively painless.

G Suite for Non-Profits is free, so for any non-profit organization just getting started, I highly recommend G Suite. You get all the basic needs fulfilled - email, cloud storage, web-based document creation, spreadsheets, and more. This is a great package for starting an organization and managing your people with a simple suite of tools they will likely be familiar with and able to use.

I use Google Workspace in another much larger organization of 300+ employees, and it seems to have the same set of benefits. I'm not sure of a scenario where G Suite would not be an appropriate solution for the minimum of an office suite (Docs, Sheets, Slides), email, and basic cloud storage.

We use Google Workspace as full suite solution for our needs including email, authentication to an in-house database, creating documents, spreadsheets, slide presentations for talks, etc. We make use of Google Drive to share files between workers and to communicate with our Board of Trustees. Google Workspace is at the heart of our inter-office communications.

Google Workspace is well suited for helping to organize a small business. I primarily implemented this as our office communications platform because of GMail. Being able to easily create accounts for staff and assign aliases makes transitions easy to manage. When the bookkeeper changes I just change the alias from the old bookkeeper to the new one and all of the emails that need to get to the bookkeeper now get delivered. Sharing documents and working collaboratively is also made easy with Google Drive.

Our entire organization uses Google Suite, across many departments and even internationally. Google Suite allows easy access to various documents in a shared space, effective email communication, form creation, seamless scheduling, and collaboration. I used multiple Google applications every day and could not imagine working without them. The integration between applications is so valuable; I can trust that my documents, calendar, email, etc. are all functioning within the same type of easy interface, will "communicate" between each other, and are constantly being updated and improved.

G Suite is the ultimate easy, integrated, and functional solution for multiple tasks, communication, and workflow, no matter the company or industry. If you're sending an email, creating a document/form/spreadsheet, or chatting with coworkers, there is not a more elegant solution that is easy for everyone to use, as most people are familiar with some Google products in their personal lives. Perhaps there are more complicated situations in which a specifically tailored platform would be more helpful (e.g. sales), but for the basic backbone of an organization's functioning, G Suite is the way to go.

For me, G suite is a lot of things—reliable, accessible, feature-packed, and user-friendly. I've been using it for years and I can comfortably say that it doesn't disappoint. Now, I know that it's still a few features shy of being as good as the Microsoft Office suite, but it does have its fair share of perks and added features. So, in a nutshell, I use G Suite because it offers me the kind of accessibility I need to effectively and efficiently complete most of my office tasks. That's because I can use it to edit Word documents, Slide presentations, or even manage Spreadsheets. The best part is that I get to enjoy all its perks and features at absolutely no cost. Not to mention, the 15GB free cloud storage that comes with each Google account. That means that I can store all my files online where I can access them whenever I want and from any place or device. Amazing, right? Well, it gets even better. G Suite applications allow for easy collaboration. That means that I can share, edit, view, and have access to files together with my colleagues.

If you're always away from the office or have a lot of document-work that needs team collaboration, G Suite offers you the right tools and features to get the job done. With it, you don't have to worry about access to your documents regardless of where you are, what time it is, and which device you're using.

G Suite provides an online presence for a company. I have been using G Suite since I started my online business. Google has different services related to business. Using your own company name in these app services ensures searchability. It provides a reputation with my customers. G Suite provides more storage area on the cloud.

G Suite is a must-have application for those who run a business. If you want to see your company name on the internet in a reputable way then you definitely should try G Suite. G Suite and its application ecosystem would help your business track your customers' data, send branded invoices, set up online meetings, keep your business calendar up to date, etc.

G Suite is used across our entire company of nearly 80 users, though different users use different aspects of G Suite. But we all use Gmail and Google Drive storage. We generally limit the use of G Suite for internal use for things like Docs, Sheets, and Slides for collaborative purposes.

As described previously G Suite is well suited for use among the internal users in a company. It is perfect for sharing and collaborating on draft docs, sheets, slides. It is easy then to Download As Word, Excel or PowerPoint for external use. External use is the main sticking point. Many companies block docs.google.com from their employees so that sharing/collaborating across companies is a problem.

We use it across the organization - every department has access to it and we use it and along with Microsoft Office apps for external compatibility. Its sharing functionality addresses the dreaded email and merges chain that you so often get in office. It also handles our organization's email which is fairly well best of the breed.

Good for *very* simple documents, initial drafting, collaborative editing. Great for email - very reliable and robust. *very much not good* for anything involving offline/online editing (getting on an airplane and syncing up when you're there) - fails regularly Not good for anything mission-critical- can't trust it Not good for final proofreading/preparing for print

I use G Suite for my own business. The thing I use the most is its email function. It can easily create multiple emails for the organization and manage how it is being used. It is solving the issue of having a specific domain email. It makes our business look a lot more official. We use the Google Drive feature too and handle most of our shared documents on G Suite.

GSuite is good for any small business looking to get started with some professional online tools. It has helped us get our emails and company profile started. It has helped us with managing users and documents. We wouldn't be able to function without G Suite as a business. I think G Suite can work for larger organizations, but it might start getting pricey.