Google Workspace vs Microsoft 365
Former Strategy Executive at Google Workspace
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Google Workspace vs Microsoft 365(February 6, 2023)
Former Strategy Executive at Google Workspace
The executive has 15 years of experience at Google in Sales and Strategy roles for different Google products. The later years of the executive's experience at Google were focused on its Cloud products.
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What are the themes and the inroads for better?
Google tackles that by making enterprise software as good as consumer software from an end user standpoint. That includes security because the zero-trust revolution happened from hacking a Microsoft Surface. The way they countered it was to sell the highest possible SKU to the same people who were affected by the hack. Google has the opposite view that everything is secure by default. The problem Google faces is making it administratively easier to use, with similar bells and whistles a Microsoft or Oracle administrator is comfortable with. They're actively working towards solving those problems with Workspace.
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