Author: Meghan Austin
AI tools are everywhere. However, simply using more of them won’t make your team more productive. That might seem counterintuitive, but more AI tools means more context-switching, more tabs, more notifications – and more information silos and disconnected workflows. Google’s answer to this is a layered approach: Google Workspace with Gemini for individual productivity, and… Read more »
A lot has changed with Gemini in the past few weeks. Google has been on a roll, releasing updates that embed intelligence more deeply into the tools your team is already using every day – and others that they may not be tapping into yet. Here’s what’s new with Gemini, and what it means for… Read more »
Enterprises aren’t short on information. They’re practically drowning in it. Research reports, meeting transcripts, training materials, market analyses – teams can spend hours each week just trying to find what they already have. NotebookLM, Google’s AI-powered research tool, is changing that. Here’s a quick look at how it works and why more enterprises are making… Read more »
Meghan Donovan Austin is a B2B Marketer and Growth Driver who uses a data-driven approach to strategic business initiatives for Google Cloud partners. She contributes expert articles on how organizations can effectively adopt and leverage AI to transform critical operations, sharpen decision-making, and drive measurable organizational growth.
So you’re ready to migrate to Google Workspace! It’s an exciting step for your organization, but it also raises a new question: How do you make the transition without slowing your team down? A Google Workspace migration touches nearly every part of your business, from email and calendars to chats, shared files, and the workflows… Read more »
Most business leaders agree that automation matters… but the cost of not automating often goes unnoticed. After all, it’s not like you can point to specific line items on a budget that illustrate these hidden costs. Instead, they show up in things like lost time and slower decision-making. Here’s where these costs often appear –… Read more »