Google Workspace Erfahrungen

Es ist die benutzerfreundlichste Software, die ich bis heute benutze, es gibt eine Reihe von Optionen in der Software. Ich benutze fast alle von ihnen jeden Tag. Wie Business, Meet, Chat, Drive, Hangouts etc. Alles in einem an einem Platz.

Die Kalenderfunktion habe ich benutzt, aber sie ist nicht so effizient wie andere, zum Beispiel Outlook.Die Verwaltung und das Hinzufügen von Zeitfenstern ist für mich etwas schwierig.Das kostenlose Laufwerk ist auf 15 GB begrenzt, was für die Speicherung von Dateien ausreicht, aber nicht für Fotos.Wenn wir zusätzlichen Speicherplatz kaufen würden, wäre es besser, und er wäre zu einem günstigeren Preis erhältlich.

Benutzerfreundlich und einfach zu verstehen und neue Tools zu lernen

zu viele Werbung, manchmal stecken bleiben

Tolle Integration in andere Softwareprodukte

Liegt eben bei Google das muss man auch wollen

Kommunikation mit Teammitgliedern auf allen Ebenen, sehr leichte Integration, sehr einfache Migration von vorhandenen Systemen

alles in der Cloud, an Datensicherheit muss man halt glauben

Also google meint wenn man selbstständig ist braucht man ein Google workspace dann habe ich das gemacht und jetzt arbeite ich damit.

Ich finde es manchmal etwas umständlich aber ansonsten muss man sich halt rein finden und damit zurechtkommen es ist schon okay alles so.

Es ist einfach und sehr übersichtlich top

Bis her habe ich keine negativen Nachteile

Saubere Abläufe tolles Service Personal

Ausbau fähig alle sollten sich mal anstrengen

G Suite for the email alone is worth it. Google Drive included makes it a no brainer.
Makes administering email for big teams very easy

A long time ago, Google offered a form of G Suite for free with up to 10(?) users. Many businesses set it up and forgot about it. When trying to set it up for those accounts now, it's a major pain. It continually tells you that there's an account for that domain but doesn't tell you how to open it.
You have to contact support, then they have top make you put a code onto the website, then they try to contact the person who opened it up years back. If they don't hear from them, then they'll give you access. This is not an easy process.

It's best for security because it's provide by Google and also we can use it from anywhere by cloud computing and we can share files without having internet also.

They don't have any problem but sometimes it lagging only

G Suite, a powerful collection of Googles Utilities wrapped up in a business-centric manageable cloud (for in our case, Education).

There is a large amount of customization available based upon users by OU, which can trickle down into Chromebook management, and more.

Quick alias support for name changes.
Extra Routing steps for email if you wish (route through your own filters, or a second route for internal archiving).
Enable / Disable GSuite apps based upon OU. And configurations based upon such.
Password Syncs with Active Directory (requires an install on a password management server).
User Sync with Active Directry (requires another install on a directory server).

G Suite is excellent. But G Suite does suffer some flaws.

The management interface is SLOW. I cannot underscore this enough. Antique "Active Directory Users and Computers" is like lightning compared to using the management interface.

The mangaement inferface tends to forget your log-ins mid stream, it doesn't remember where you were, and your attempted setting change wasn't set. Don't forget.

Some interfaces hide the save button (seemingly...). Other settings are saved on click (lack of consistency).
New features are often bleeding edge, but also sometimes completely excluded because "it's not for business customers"?
Restrict "Hangouts" for some users? No... you cannot, you have to use "Hangouts Chat" because that's the business client, but that doesn't integrate into email.

There are several things I like about Google Workspace:1.Ease of use: Google Workspace is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy to use and learn.2.Wide range of tools and features: Google Workspace offers a variety of tools and features for productivity, collaboration, and communication, including email, file storage and sharing, document creation and editing, and video conferencing.3.Integration with other Google tools: Google Workspace integrates with other Google tools such as Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar, making it easy to work and collaborate with others.4.Accessibility: Google Workspace is available on a variety of devices, including computers, phones, and tablets, making it easy to access and use from anywhere.5.Customization: Google Workspace allows you to customize your workspace and choose the tools and features that are most important to you and your business or organization.Overall, Google Workspace is a comprehensive and convenient productivity and collaboration suite that offers a wide range of tools and features for businesses and organizations.

Like any product or service, Google Workspace has some potential disadvantages that you may want to consider before deciding whether it is the right fit for your business or organization. Here are a few potential drawbacks to keep in mind:1.Cost: While Google Workspace offers a range of pricing options, it may not be the most cost-effective solution for all businesses or organizations. Depending on your specific needs, you may be able to find cheaper alternatives that offer similar features and tools.2.Compatibility with other software: While Google Workspace integrates with a variety of other software and tools, it may not be compatible with all software and systems. This could be a disadvantage if you are using software or systems that are not compatible with Google Workspace.3.Internet connectivity: Google Workspace is a cloud-based service, which means it requires an internet connection to use. If you don't have a stable or reliable internet connection, it may be difficult to use Google Workspace effectively.4.Limited customization: While Google Workspace allows some customization, it may not offer as much flexibility or customization as some other productivity and collaboration tools. This could be a disadvantage if you have specific needs or preferences that are not supported by Google Workspace.Overall, these are a few potential disadvantages to keep in mind when considering whether Google Workspace is the right fit for your business or organization. It's impo

Providing an email address in a private domain for the business and the ability to have more than one email address for up to 30 email addresses. I also use some unique Google tools like Chat, Google Meet, Google Sheets, Slides and many other special tools.It has professional email formats to help teams easily stay up to date with all developments.Ease of migration of enterprise data to it without any complexity, through the appropriate tools provided by Google. It is also possible to migrate and sync calendars, including Microsoft and IBM,A distinctive feature that caught my eye is allowing external participants to join the call or meeting, which makes communication with the people we need urgently more flexible and fast, the possibility of group collaboration during conferences and video meetings, so that the team can edit documents using Google Docs, during real time To meet without having to put anything off.There are the most stringent privacy and security standards to keep private information safe. Through my experience and constant research on the quality of their security, I have found that they have greatly reduced the risk of a privacy or security breach.Easily work and collaborate from anywhere by sharing and storing files in a secure cloud from your phone, tablet, or computer. It is also compatible with most commonly used file types such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and many more.

I noticed that customer support is a bit slow in responding, and their technical support is sometimes unable to solve some minor problems.As I mentioned earlier, one of its advantages is the ease of transferring data to it without complications, but the strange thing is that the migration system from one to another is very complex, so I see that this contradiction may have unneeded marketing goals and it may be considered one of the negatives.Finally, I notice that the sales team lacks some flexibility and speed, and they are of great importance, and mainly their performance is reflected in the performance of the companies as a whole.

As a user of Google Workspace, I can say that the platform is a real game-changer for how I work. The integration of email, calendar, drive, and other collaboration tools makes it very easy to use, and has a wide range of features as well. I can access my file from anywhere and from any device. The calendar management feature is a lifesaver, making it easy to schedule and manage events and appointments. And the ability to set access permissions and track changes gives me the control I need over who can access and edit my files. Overall it's a great package and value for money.

One issue I've encountered is that the interface can be a bit cluttered at times, making it difficult to find the tools and features I need. Also one needs the internet to make any new doc/sheet file. The ability to create any file offline and then update it online would be helpful as well. That being said, the pros definitely outweigh the cons.

Google Workspace provides the easiest and most inclusive workspace package your team can experience and it is all as easy as setting up an email. What I love most is how many features you can use as a team... the options are almost limitless and each one adds value to your team's workflow.

Some features don't work as well on mobile devices, but the features that struggle are not the central features to the program. It is honestly hard to find negatives here!

Google Workspace offers the simplest solution for cloud-based work and collaboration with peers and students. Features like Meet, Teams, Classroom, and Drive are user-friendly and beneficial.

There are a few areas that could use improvement. For example, while it is possible to share materials with a large group via Drive, stopping the sharing of content with the whole group becomes a tedious task as it requires removing individuals one by one.

Managing emails, editing pages, remote work, team participation and meetings, and it is possible that I do not need other programs with the use of Google Workspace

Prices for our country and subscription prices are somewhat expensive

It has many free services that help meThank you

I don't see that there is any problem in using Google services

We use G Suite for Education, as most schools do. We like most about it is how well it integrates with pretty much every third party that has anything to do in the K12 area. From our curriculum (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) to our SIS (Skyward Qmlativ), we can utilize Google SSO to easily authenticate users to almost every platform we have. This makes it easy and is entirely cloud based and requires no maintenance (unlike Sibboleth) on our end. It also is easy for students because they have only one login to remember.

Google is known for "wiping out" stuff randomly (like Google Cloud Print, and LSAs (Less Secure Apps)) so I do not recommend it in a commercial environment because environments with lots of legacy devices will be a bad fit with Google's constant changes.

The fact that it's all cloud based is what makes GSuite the perfect solution for businesses of all sizes. Starting with Gmail (everyone's used to this service) and having really competent alternatives to Microsoft Office products makes this a dream. It's also cheap enough and scalable on the pricing side. They've got all covered for sure.

It's hard to find a con on an almost perfect service, but sometimes they take a long time to update the iOS apps with their latest features, something that in Android doesn't happen, of course. Also, the Google Drive app for macOS needs some more work to be up to their standards.

Easy to use, perfect design and Customer Service, perfect integration with all the Google Ecosystem.

Price (this software is a little bit expensive). The prices start from $6.00 per user and are not too expensive if you have some users but in our company (up to 50) it turns a little bit expensive.

Google Workspace offers an amazing ability to collaborate with my colleagues. Particularly right now, as we all work from home, being able to edit documents together, write comments, share new versions, organize many files, and more has increased our online collaboration and therefore improved the quality of our work.

I find Google's support pretty challenging to use. When I run into challenges, particularly with formatting documents I've uploaded as a PDF and want to edit in Google Documents, I am rarely able to resolve my issue with advice from their support page. I find it hard to ask questions and get useful results back, so I either end up working around the issue or seeking advice from informal platforms. Additionally, I don't love their task management options. It's not as collaborative or user-friendly as other products.

We have made the greatest use out of the email feature. Being able to store documents online and share access to those documents, even collaborating simultaneously has been another huge feature. Having all of the documents and the history of documents synced across multiple devices has been invaluable.

Task management could use some improvement to bring it up to part to competing services.
The ability to manage the permissions for all elements of the users in one location would also be beneficial. Right now you have to enter into certain programs to adjust the settings and sharing rights for individuals rather than being able to do it from the control panel.

The features most used with Google Workspace are email monitoring, calendar management, scheduling, video and audio conferencing, secure data storage, Google Sheets, and Google Docs. These features are at the core of our business operations and without them, we would not be profitable.

The only feature that I would love for Google to add to their products/features is a Microsoft Sharepoint equivalent. I have not found a sufficient Sharepoint equivalent with Google Workspace.

Our organization wouldn't be the same without a tool like Gsuite. Most school districts use Gsuite because it is a free service. We can share and collaborate on just about any kind of document. 90% of our employees do most of their daily job within Gsuite. GSuite also connects to hundreds of 3rd party apps and it can be used as your centralized user database.

Enterprise security measures are not a top priority. Google is constantly improving this concern, but I believe Microsoft addresses these concerns better than Google.

Google has built a powerful and easy to use business collaboration platform. Almost everybody has used gmail at some point so it’s easy to get used up and running quickly. Platform handles most of our collaboration needs out of the box with minimal setup time.

Email and file management are its strong points. Real time chat and messaging feels like more of any afterthought. They’ve got a long way to go to catch up with teams or slack on that front.