1.
Google for
Work vs.
Office 365:
Which is
right for your
company?

2.
When it comes to cloud-based
productivity tools and software,
you have options.

3.
Google for Work has just two plans to choose from:
One is $5 a month
The other is $10 a month.

4.
Office 365 has
ranging from $5 to $20 a month.
6 plans to choose from:

5.
That’s 4 plans too many.

6.
Office 365 requires a
year-long commitment.

7.
Google
for Work
allows
you to go
month
-to-
month.

8.
But if commitment is your thingGoogle’s got you covered.
Just pay for a year...

9.
. . . and get a discount.

10.
That’s a good deal.

11.
Gmail, Hangouts, Drive, and Docs.
Google for Work has the innovative:

12.
Office 365 has
the tried-and-true:
Outlook, Excel,
Word, and
Powerpoint.

13.
But tried-and-truedoesn’t get you anywhere new.

14.
Office 365 is Microsoft’s first deep dive into the cloud.

15.
Google for Work was born and bred in the cloud.

16.
Sure, Office 365 has real-time
co-authoring to compete
with Google Drive...

17.
language and functionality.
But Word has the same old “track changes”

18.
It’s out of
touch with
the way
people work
today.

19.
Google Docs allows users
to make changes or propose
them in “suggesting” mode.

20.
might fall somewhere between
Your comfort level
Google and Microsoft.

21.
With Google, step out of that comfort zone...

22.
... and into
something
better.

23.
Microsoft has
Office 365,
Office 2016,and Office Online...

24.
Which is confusing.

25.
Google keeps it simple.

26.
They have a history of
aligning their work productivity
tools with their consumer tools.

27.
That’s
why they have
900M+ users
around the
world.

28.
For reference,
just over 400M users.
Outlook.com has

29.
Since 2012, it’s allowed
Microsoft users to access
their email from the web...

30.
Something
Google’s
been doing
with Gmail
for over
10 years.

31.
Learn more about
the why and how
of moving your
company to Google
for Work by
clicking here

32.
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