Because we work on projects, Google Drive is extremely versatile. It is interchangeable among users, and every one can edit at different times.
We are all in different parts of the world. When we collaborate on a team project, everyone has the opportunity to contribute to the project. There is a team leader who reviews and edits everything before we all get credit. It's pretty cool. I'm from a different era and teaching myself.
It's pretty straightforward. You have to have the right mindset for it, but it's pretty simple.
There are a few kinks to work out at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty simple and extremely useful.
I have been using Google Drive Enterprise for two years.
Google Drive Enterprise is quite stable.
I have not contacted technical support.
If I have an issue, members of my group navigate me through it. I have never had to contact them.
The University of Phoenix provides it. I've never had to pay any fees.
I'm happy with how things are going right now because I'm getting used to them. That's probably a question for later, when I am more acquainted with my business. I'm hoping to graduate in May, and I need to write a 40-page dissertation. This is a tutorial of what is to come for me.
Google Drive is popular in this generation because it is so interchangeable. People can look into your documents if you provide them with a password.
Personally, I believe it is a great solution for businesses, but it all depends on how many people you have working for you and what your main goal is.
It brings a project together, which is wonderful.
The world today fascinates me. I remember encyclopedias and going to the library to look at Microfiche.
I think that it is fabulous. I have my own practice. I am in Social Services. This information is good for me and the people I network with. I can bring anybody, I want in, I can create documents and have others look at it and give me advice. I enjoy Good Drive.
I would rate Google Drive Enterprise a ten out of ten.