Running Google Workspace and Microsoft Office and Exchange simultaneously
Running Google Workspace and Microsoft Office and Exchange side by side sounds like it’s going to be hard work. However, Google has introduced a raft of innovative technologies that let users work together without having to stop and think about what system colleagues are using.
Google has made sure it is easy for IT admins to deploy and manage these features, with quick and easy set up through the Google Admin Console and tools to help you implement them correctly in Google Workspace and Exchange Server.
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Learn how IT departments can run both Google Workspace and Microsoft seamlessly, including:
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Scheduling and rescheduling appointments seamlessly across Google Calendar and Outlook
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Working together on documents, whether they're in Google or Microsoft format
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Easily setting up and deploying features through the Google Admin Console
Moving to Google Workspace doesn’t mean not being able to work with people who are still using Microsoft Office and Exchange
In fact, it’s even easier.
Your users will be able to carry on working without interruption, collaborate across teams, and remain productive, even as you transform your business.
Google has made sure it is easy for IT admins to deploy and manage these features, with quick and easy set up through the Google Admin Console and tools to help you implement them correctly in Google Workspace and Exchange Server.
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