How to Make meetings in Same Room?

Meet with up to 15 people on your computer, phone or tablet.     Hold meetings without being in the same room   Wave hello, see them smile and gauge their reactions through easy team video meetings with up to 15 people. Hangouts is included with your Google Apps subscription. Step 1: In Gmail, click the Hangouts icon in the bottom-left corner to make your contact list appear. Step 2: Click the Find people to chat with icon, then check the boxes next to the names of one or more guests. Step 3: Click Video call to start your video meeting. Want to learn more tips and tricks? View the full series here.     Google Apps for Work Tips and Tricks 8 of 8 Use these tips to inspire your referrals and introduce them to the benefits of Google Apps for Work. And don't forget to pass along your referral linkt Start our free G Suite Trial they can sign up for a 30-day trial.

Google Works Tips: To create Presentation in Google Slides.

Use a simple template from our template gallery to get started.     High-impact decks, crafted as a team   Work with your teammates in real time to build persuasive pitch decks in Google Slides, then present them to clients from any device. Make the process even simpler by getting everyone in the habit of using a simple template. Step 1: Open the template gallery and choose a template. Step 2: Start crafting your presentation by adding videos, images, quotes, diagrams and more, then click Share in the top-right corner of the page to grant teammates access. Step 3: When you're ready to present, click the Present    button in the upper-right corner, or launch your presentation using the Google Slides app for Android. Want to learn more tips and tricks? View the full series here.     Google Apps for Work Tips and Tricks 6 of 8 Use these tips to inspire your referrals and introduce them to the benefits of Google Apps for Work. And don't forget to pass along your referral link (http://goo.gl/irxGhK) so they can sign up for a 30-day trial.

Google Apps Or Office 365.

These are companies that ditched Microsoft Office and/or Office 365 for Google's Apps for Work.

Although it looks like Microsoft Office 365 has been sprinting ahead of Google Apps these days, Google has been slowly creating an army of converts.

Business Insider spoke to one such director of IT, PopSugar's Bjorn Pave who moved the company's nearly 500 employees to Google Apps for Work in late 2013.

Pave took the job as PopSugar's director of IT in early 2013, after a long career managing Microsoft software, including Office, Outlook and Exchange, for various other companies.

When he arrived, PopSugar, which operates a network of news and entertainment websites, had been using a combination of old-fashioned installed Microsoft Office software, and the Office 365 cloud for email.
Going Rogue

But the company's LA production team had gone rogue and signed up for Google Apps. They needed real-time documents to help them manage their film shoots and other schedules. With Google Apps, multiple people could be in the same document at the same time and changes would show up on everyone's phones as they were typed. No syncing, no attachments, no delays.

PopSugar's cofounder husband and wife team (CEO Brian Sugar, editor and chief Lisa Sugar) wanted the whole company to switch to Google.

But Pave knew that canceling that Microsoft contract early would be "very costly," in fines, he told us. So before he switched, the IT department did a shoot-out with Office 365 and Google Apps f0r Work.

Google won.

How To Share Cloud Document's?

Turbocharge your next brainstorm

Capture everyone's ideas by working in Google Docs with teammates, partners or clients. You can see changes as they type, comment on specific sections and flip through your revision history so great suggestions never get lost. Everything happens online, so you don't even have to be in the same room.

Step 1:	In Google Drive, click New in the top-left corner and select Google Docs.
Step 2:	To grant others access to edit, comment on or view your document, click Share in the top-right corner and enter one or more email addresses.
Step 3:	To track edits made by fellow collaborators and restore older versions of your document, select See revision history from the File menu.

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Custom Calendar Schedule Set-up.

Create separate calendars and layer them for a complete view of your schedule.   Step 1: Click the drop-down arrow next to My calendars on the left side of your Google Calendar, then select Create new calendar. Step 2: Name your calendar, choose your sharing settings and click Create Calendar. Step 3: When you create an event, add it to the relevant calendar by selecting its name from the drop-down menu. Step 4: To overlay multiple calendars, select them under My calendars on the left side of the page. Want to learn more tips and tricks? View the full series here.     Google Apps for Work Tips and Tricks 3 of 8 Use these tips to inspire your referrals and introduce them to the benefits of Google Apps for Work. And don't forget to pass along your referral link (Start Free Trial Today) so they can sign up for a 30-day trial.     ————————————————————————————

Google Apps For Works.

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Professional email, online storage, shared calendars, video meetings and more. Built for business, designed for teams

It includes Google’s popular web applications including Gmail, Google Drive, Google Hangouts, Google Calendar, and Google Docs.^[1] While these products are available to consumers free of charge, Google Apps for Work adds business-specific features such as custom email addresses at your domain (@yourcompany.com), at least 30 GB of storage for documents and email, and 24/7 phone and email support.^[2] As a cloud computing solution, it takes a different approach from off-the-shelf office productivity software by hosting customer information in Google’s network of data centers,^[3] rather than on traditional in-house servers that are located within companies.

Products

The range of Google Apps for Work products and services comprises Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Hangouts, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, Google Sites, Google+, and Google Apps Vault. With the exception of Google Apps Vault,^[29] all are included in the basic plan, which costs $5 per user per month or $50 per user per year. A premium package, Drive for Work, includes Google Apps Vault plus unlimited storage is available for $10 per user per month.

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