Category Archives: Google

TDD of G Suite Add Ons using TypeScript

TDD of G Suite Add Ons using TypeScript

TDD of G Suite Add Ons using TypeScript: It is in our best interest to make the functionality available quickly and easily to the average consumer.  Google G Suite provides add-ons, especially for this purpose.  Users can just go ahead and install them, and the add-ons can decide where within G Suite they want to add extra buttons, which then perform the desired function.

Customer Success Story: Google G Suite at Namics

Google in 2020

The full-service digital agency Namics with offices in Germany, Switzerland, and Serbia has made it their mission to use tailor-made solutions to accompany their clients in transformations for the digital future. Internally, Namics now uses the cloud-based, location-independent office solution, Google G Suite. Since its introduction, complicated data searches have become a thing of the past and collaboration from anywhere order of the day. This interview looks at their experiences so far.

Home office survival guide with Linchpin & G Suite

Home Office Survival Guide with Linchpin & Google G Suite

On the 23rd of April, Alisa Tietz & Max Boos presented their home office survival guide over No Cabin Fever Today.  Alisa spoke on how to get the best out of your Confluence with our Linchpin Intranet.  Learn about the most useful features to personalize your company’s intranet so that you get the tailored experience that you will love to use!  Max shows you how to use Google G Suite to organize and collaborate in your teams in a remote setting.  Make appointments, hold video conferences, and share documents easily and quickly.

NGK Spark Plugs: a Google G Suite success story

NGK Spark Plugs is one of the world’s leading automotive suppliers. While the staff at the headquarters in Japan had already experienced Google G Suite, the EMEA region was working with a mail server that was becoming increasingly outdated. //SEIBERT/MEDIA is a German Google partner, and so we supported the introduction of G Suite in NGK Spark Plugs’ EMEA offices.

Distributed Collaboration: Big Meetings, Big Problems?

No longer is it a special case for companies and their teams to find themselves in a meeting with participants who aren’t sitting (or standing) in the room with them. It’s critical for clients and stakeholders to be involved in communicating and coordinating with external partners. Teams are often distributed or they have individual team members who work remotely. Since I’m a remote employee who is a part of a local Scrum team at //SEIBERT/MEDIA, I have a lot of experience in this area which I’d like to share with you in this article.

Google G Suite – the affordable office alternative

Using a cloud infrastructure has many benefits. Depending on the size of your company and its requirements, cloud infrastructures can grow dynamically without having to buy and set up expensive hardware. You also no longer have to worry about server security, as the data centers of the large providers already have the very strictest security protocols.

With G Suite, Google has been developing an alternative office package that serves the needs of companies with their everyday work. You can use Gmail for emailing, Google Calendar for appointments, Docs for word processing, Sheets for calculations, and Slides for presentations, just to name a few.

An alternative to Office 365: How Google is positioning itself with G Suite Enterprise

Companies want flexibility, they want their software to respond more quickly to changes in their requirements, and, of course, they want cost savings. They don’t want to worry about when, how, and why their services work – they just want them to work, every time. Unfortunately, when it comes to choosing a modern cloud-based office suite, many companies don’t look at the big picture. Many who used MS Office in the past transitioned into Microsoft’s cloud suite Office 365 without evaluating it any further – or considering alternatives. If you take a closer look at the available cloud based office solutions, you’ll come up with some interesting and valuable findings. When considering which cloud based office solution is best for you and your team, it’s a good idea to rethink things, to specify what your requirements are, and then to identify objective weaknesses in your current office solution. There are viable alternatives to Office 365: most notably Google G Suite.

Extending Google G Suite: Google Apps Script or App Maker?

Google Apps Script and App Maker are just two of the many ways in which you can extend G Suite’s standard functions, lightening the burden on application administrators and macro specialists in organizations. Google Apps Script functions as the common programming language for both solutions, but there are differences you should consider before choosing which technology to use. Here we take a look at essential questions to ask when doing so.