Moving to G Suite is like going on a rollercoaster, most people feel anxious on the lead up. There’s ‘oh yeah’ moments, there’s ‘oh no’ moments. But, there's also that sigh of relief when the ride finishes and you think 'I did it and it is absolutely awesome!'. Here are some tips to make sure your G Suite project is a success... "I don't need training, I have Gmail at home". Train your users no matter what. A lot of your colleagues will already have a personal Gmail account.

Google Next are HUGE events for Google and they are our favourite ones, as we get to learn how G Suite will evolve in the next year. It'

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1. You don't know, what you don't know We can spend a lot of money deploying a new application to our businesses, and applications like G Suite offer so much more than just Mail & Calendar, but will your users know this? Would they go searching for Drive, Google Keep, Google Sites, Google Meet? Training can help you exploit the full apps suite and get that value for money, by helping users see the benefits you were sold when you bought the product e.g. COLLABORATION. We const

So much prep and planning goes into a G Suite roll out. We run so many training sessions we are reciting them in our sleep, then it arrives,