Microsoft Office 365 vs G Suite: Comparisons
- 10/11/2017
- Posted by: Sheryl Newman
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Decisions, decisions, decisions.
We all make them every day in our personal life and in the workplace.
Personally, I’m about to sell my car and replace it so I know that I need to take time to consider all the options available to me and ensure I pick one that I will be confident in using, that suits my needs, making sure I stay within my budget and most importantly ensure it will be safe for everyone who uses it
Choosing which product to use in the workplace when, not if, switching to a cloud based package we need to consider the same options – suits the company’s needs, sticks to the budget and most importantly ensures the security of the company’s information.
Important decisions in our personal life should take TIME.
Important decisions in our workplaces should take TIME.
Maybe you are down to two choices of cloud based packages – Office 365 and G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Business)
With Office 365 migrations we’ve seen the good, we’ve seen the bad and we learn from these to make sure clients considering migrating know what the options available to them really mean to their business.
Every business situation is different and from our experience we now have a deep knowledge of best practices and how to plan and prepare which we are always happy to share. However, no one’s knowledge is exhaustive and there are always benefits to learning from other people’s experiences.
Here at Appetite for Business we pride ourselves in being Office 365 specialists and ensure our clients not only get exactly what they need but how they can utilise it to enhance their business.
We’ve grown up with Microsoft becoming experts in the field so it is our package of choice when it comes to cloud based business productivity packages.
We also understand that although it’s our recommendation, it isn’t always suitable for everyone and we would never advise a client to invest in something that isn’t right for their business.
So, we’ve done some extra research and identified 5 articles where others share their knowledge.
Of course, there are similarities in each but it’s always interesting hearing things from other viewpoints.
I’m sure that’s given you a better insight into what to look out for when considering the move. Thanks to all the writers above for their insights.
It’s your decision – make sure you get it right first time!