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Google Docs allows users to create, share, and access documents, spreadsheets, drawings, and forms for free online from any internet connected device. It was demonstrated how Giant Eagle employees can use Google Docs to upload and share files without meeting in person, saving significant travel expenses while increasing productivity and reducing labor costs through remote collaboration.
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Apps Suite can be used for various purposes such as collaboration, document
management, Social networking as well as enterprise intranet both within small,
medium and Enterprise organizations.
Week #1 Training.pptx
The document provides information about an online training session on Google Cloud. It includes an agenda for the session that covers introductions, an overview of cloud computing, different compute offerings on Google Cloud Platform, and a weekly task and Q&A session. Additional details are provided on career preparation resources and certification tracks for cloud engineering and data science/machine learning. The training schedule outlines four weekly sessions that will cover various Google Cloud topics.
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- 1. Overview and how to use it A computer mediated training session
- 5. What will Google Docs do for Giant Eagle?
- 7. What can you do with Google Docs? Create and share your work online and access your documents from anywhere Documents Spreadsheets Drawings Forms
- 8. What will Google Docs do for Giant Eagle? This program will allow store managers and regional managers to upload and share files with each other without having to meet in person Drastic reduction in travel expenses (hotel, entertainment, food, etc.) Increase in productivity and reduction of labor costs
- 9. VIDEO
- 10. Summary of Seminar Definition and explanation of Google Docs Features and capabilities How Google Docs will save time, money, and increase productivity for Giant Eagle employees