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Google Workspace vs. Microsoft 365:
Which is Better?
Sep 11th
12:00 PM CST
Register Now and Stay Ahead.
Join our live webinar to explore the pros and cons of Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Learn which platform is the best fit for your business and how to maximize productivity with the right tools.
What To Expect
Imagine this: You’re buried in spreadsheets, juggling formulas, reports, and repetitive tasks — and then you discover that with just a few smart AI tools, your work can become 10x faster and smarter.
This isn’t a future dream — it’s possible right now.
Microsoft Excel + AI is transforming how we work with data. From automating tasks to generating insights in seconds, AI is revolutionizing how teams use Excel — and we’re here to show you how.
In this webinar, we’ll walk you through real-world use cases, live demonstrations, and step-by-step techniques to turn Excel into your productivity powerhouse — all with the help of AI.
What You'll Learn:
✅ The strengths and weaknesses of both Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
✅ How each platform handles email, file storage, meetings, and collaboration
✅ Pricing breakdowns — including hidden costs businesses often overlook
✅ Security, compliance, and admin control differences you must know
Join us and discover the productivity suite that will help your business run smarter, faster, and more efficiently.
Don’t Miss IT!
Choosing between Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 can make or break your team’s efficiency, collaboration, and overall costs. In this live webinar, we’ll dive deep into both platforms—comparing features, pricing, integrations, security, and more—so you can make an informed decision that aligns with your organization’s needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do your services cost?
We charge a fixed monthly rate based on your number of users and a few other factors, and compared to other providers, our service rates are around
50% lower, because we only charge you for what you need.. For a ballpark figure, estimate $75/per user per month. So, if you have ten users on staff,
you’ll pay $750/month. No extra fees, no surcharges—just one rate that only changes when you add or remove users.
What is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is the protection of internet-connected systems such as hardware, software and data from cyberthreats. The practice is used by individuals and enterprises to protect against unauthorized access to their networks. It’s also instrumental in preventing attacks that aim to disable or disrupt a system’s or device’s operations.
What is Cybersecurity Mesh?
Cybersecurity mesh architecture (CSMA) is an architectural approach rather than a specific technology or market segment. It is a similar concept to zero trust. However, while zero trust presupposes that every device in an ecosystem is already compromised and potentially hostile, CSMA sees environments as disparate, logically separated and heterogeneous.
How is I.T. For Less different from other IT service providers?
At I.T. For Less, we are all about fostering partnerships with our clients. We ensure clear communication, so we can grasp your business needs and offer solutions accordingly. With I.T. For Less, you’re always in control.
What services do you provide?
I.T. For Less provides a range of Managed IT services. These include network design and installation, system administration, server management, cloud solutions, data backup and recovery, security monitoring, and more.
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