Google Drive Enterprise Reviews

Google Drive Enterprise provides convenience to its users. Also, it provides its users the option to easily share and collaborate. So, these are some of the main benefits of the solution.

Regarding the applications available on Google Drive Enterprise, specifically products like Google Docs and related offerings, offer a compatibility level that is very good. Some features like transpose are still lacking in the solution for power users. While these products are quite good, transitioning between Microsoft and Google products can be problematic because not all features convert as smoothly as expected.

In our company, we use Google Drive Enterprise. Also, we are customers of the product.

Stability-wise, I haven't had any outages while using the solution.

I don't see any problems with the scalability of the solution because our company is still growing, and we don't have a large number of employees yet. Currently, we only have a couple of hundred employees. So, we aren't pushing it that hard, but we have had no issues so far.

In our company, we never had a reason to contact the technical support team.

I use lots of Google and Microsoft products mainly, apart from OfficeSuite, Google Cloud, and other Google-related products since my company heavily uses all of these products.

I wasn't involved in the tool's setup. However, getting my own personal account was very easy. I had to just sign up, after which I got a link from our IT. I just had to go through it. So, the setup was very easy.

I would say that it's a fine product. I never have any hesitations about its basic functionality or from a stability standpoint. So, I would definitely recommend it to others. That being said, if you are a power user who frequently switches between Microsoft and Google Drive Enterprise, there are some peculiarities that you should be aware of, and so I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

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.

Google Drive Enterprise is designed for different use cases. It is used for sharing with colleagues or teams. It is naturally easy to use and perfect for basic usability.

The solution provides access and manageability of storage.

Collaboration might be improved. In SharePoint, you have a structured directory, which makes it better for managing, organizing, and versioning documents. On the other hand, Jira is a bit more complicated and is more suitable for small companies. For large companies, SharePoint is better for collaboration.  

The biggest weakness is its connectivity and integration issues with Microsoft products. Many companies rely heavily on Microsoft Office, especially for Excel, and if a customer uses Google Drive, they need easy access to all these resources. For example, using Excel in Google Suite is not seamless; it can be difficult to edit and use, making the experience frustrating and unattractive.

I have been using Google Drive Enterprise for five years.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight or nine out of ten.

The solution is scalable. 50,000 users are using this solution.

Support is responsible for supporting every question, ticket, and incident related to Azure, Google Drive, and other associated services.

Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

We use the solution to share documents across teams and store them long-term in locations independent of a laptop.

With Google Drive Enterprise, multiple people can edit a document, and you can open it as Google Docs. You don't need a reader because the format reader is already a part of the drive or the browser. The ecosystem has become very user-friendly, and we don't need to purchase any software.

Google Drive Enterprise could be made more user-friendly.

I have been using Google Drive Enterprise for a few years.

Google Drive Enterprise is a very stable solution.

I rate the solution ten out of ten for stability.

I have previously used Dropbox.

The solution provided us with good productivity, knowledge management, and knowledge sharing.

No setup is required for the solution, as it's all on the browser. Google Drive Enterprise is beneficial for anything that has to be shared across teams, where multiple people need to work on a document. The solution's security features are very good. We can define who gets access to the document. Users need to define their access properly so that they don't modify someone else's document. It is a good knowledge management tool.

I would recommend the solution to other users.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I primarily use the solution in the same way I would use the Microsoft suite - for presentations, documentation, et cetera. 

It helps me with presentations, and I use Slides for that. I also use Sheets, which is like Excel. Everything is together. It's got everything I need.

There isn't too much of a difference between Google and Microsoft products, which makes it easier, as you can work on both. I can do something in PowerPoint and convert it into Slides. The same is true in Excel, which I can put into Slides.

Google autosaves your work, which means you won't lose things. Microsoft requires you to hit save; if you don't, you can lose your work. 

The functionality is good.

It is stable. 

Google is newer and more modern. Many people are finding Microsoft old school in comparison. 

I've used PowerPoint and other Microsoft tools over the years and find it easier to use than Google. Google still has a learning curve you need to get over. I find I have to learn all the ways to do things I know quite easily in Microsoft.

The solution is relatively new and takes some time to get used to.

I've been using the solution for three years. 

The solution is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. The performance is good. 

We have 500 people in our company. Many are using Google and prefer it over Microsoft.

I use a lot of Microsoft products, or used to, for 20 years. I moved from Microsoft products to Google. The organization that I moved to was using Google and so I moved over to that instead.

I don't deal with licensing. I can't speak to the exact costs.

We are customers. 

I'd recommend the solution. Some people may use both Google and Microsoft tools. However, Google is great when people save documents and work on them together. It seems everyone is headed toward Google, which is growing in popularity.

I'd rate the product nine out of ten. I haven't had an experience where I haven't been able to do something. It works quite well. 

Google Drive Enterprise can integrate well with Splunk users.

The most valuable features of Google Drive Enterprise are the secure file-sharing service. It is necessary to communicate with people, and the safe large file transfer is good. It's very useful and critical for us to communicate with each other nowadays. They integrate well with other Google solutions, such as Google Documents and Google Spreadsheet. 

Google Drive Enterprise can improve by having better compatibility with Microsoft files. Google Drive Enterprise sometimes blocks Japanese characters in documents.

I'm using Slack for internal communication and with other companies. Google Drive Enterprise has some integration with chat tools, but they can do more with the chat tools in the future. 

We sometimes lose track of the files. Slack can allow users to upload files, but uploading the files gets disconnected from Google Drive Enterprise. More integration is needed.

I have been using Google Drive Enterprise for approximately four years.

Google Drive Enterprise is stable when there is a sufficient network connection. If someone has a slow connection they might run into issues with file syncing to the cloud and the local storage.

The scalability of Google Drive Enterprise is very good.

Everyone in my company is using this solution.

I have not contacted the support from Google Drive Enterprise.

I previously used OneDrive, Dropbox, and Box for file sharing with our partners, and I think everything is similar to Google Drive Enterprise. I did not find many differences.

The initial setup of Google Drive Enterprise is simple.

I rate Google Drive Enterprise an eight out of ten.

I use Google Drive to create and store documents, like tables, docs, CVs, etc. I also store important documents that I've scanned like my ID, some family papers, and stuff like this. 

I like that you can easily create folders and sort things by sliding them in and out. I like the sliding option. It's quite nice.

I would like better security because I use Google Drive to store some personal documents, It would be nice if I could password protect some files. 

I've been using Google Drive for more than 10 years.

Google Drive is highly stable. I think Google knows what they're doing with how many users they have.

I've had some documents that we've edited simultaneously, and it never lags. I have some collaborative documents. We have one project with three people working on it.

If I didn't have Google Drive, I would need to carry all my papers physically and I could lose them. 

If you have a Google account, you have automatically a Drive. It's almost instant use. It's already pre-installed by Google, so you don't need to do anything.

I rate Google Drive nine out of 10. It's easy to start creating something in the Drive and share it with multiple people. All you need is an email account. It's a great service.

I would recommend Google Drive, depending on what purpose you want to use it for. It's great to have your files on you everywhere, but Google Drive may not be the best solution for every purpose. It's an all-around solution, not specialized.

We use the solution just for sharing, including data, big files, storage, everything. It's for storage and sharing across teams.

It's easy to use.

The product is very simple to maintain.

There's no real implementation necessary.

It's stable and scalable.

The security, in general, is good. 

Whatever we need, it's already there. We aren't missing any features. 

It might be ideal if we could increase storage more easily, however, I don't have much visibility on that and have never had any issues. 

I've used the solution for two years now. 

The solution is very stable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

A company can scale the solution. it's not a problem. 

We have between 200 and 400 users on the solution right now.

I'm not sure if we plan to increase usage. I'm not the right person. I'm just answering in an individual capacity as a user.

I've never used technical support from Google. I've never reached out to them. We haven't had any issues that would have required reaching out. Therefore, I can't speak to their level of service. 

Briefly, we may have used Dropbox. However, that would have been a long time ago. I barely remember. 

As a cloud solution, it doesn't require an elaborate setup. It barely requires anything at all. You just start using it. 

I'm not aware of what the licensing costs are if any.

I'd recommend the solution to other users and companies. 

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten.