Susan Cline, Author at TechRepublic

Susan Cline

Bio

Susan Cline is the Director of Training and Change Management at Google Apps Parter Ltech. She is also the author of several Google Apps courses on Lynda.com. Visit Susan at her website http://susancline.com/ or follow her on Twitter @GoogleAppsSusan.

Latest from Susan Cline

Cloud

The difference between Gmail, a Google Account and Google Workspace accounts

Not all Gmail accounts are Google Workspace accounts. And not every Google account ends in @gmail.com. Here's what you need to know about the differences.

Project Management

Here are the reasons you can trust Google in business

Susan Cline offers 10 good reasons why you might want to give Google the benefit of the doubt if you're coming from the enterprise side of the street.

Cloud

Google Atmosphere 2011 generates buzz but not bump yet

Only time will tell if the buzz generated by Google Atmosphere 2011 translates into a bump in sales and activity.

Cloud

Google+ brings productive chatting, sharing, and hanging-out to the enterprise

Google+ could become your preferred tool for communicating with your immediate team and slicing and dicing your network at large.

Project Management

10 reasons to trust Google in business

Does Google fall short when it comes to business needs or can it play a viable role in the enterprise? Susan Cline suggests the latter.

Cloud

Google and Salesforce are about to collaborate a mess for their customers

It is clear that Salesforce's Chatter and Google's Google+ will soon be direct competitors for the collaborative space of small and medium companies.

Cloud

Google Apps and CRM: What works, what doesn’t, and how to tell if your organization should integrate the two

Integrating Google Apps and CRM software is not as straightforward as it should be. Susan Cline leads you through what works.

Software

Going Google can mean going green and saving money

If you can reduce your company's annual carbon footprint by at least 11 tons and save money, would you? Susan Cline suggests it is more than possible.

CXO

Savvy marketing companies take advantage of Google Apps

Many of the new features released by Google seem to be aimed squarely at the needs of marketing professionals. Susan Cline explains.

Cloud

Cheers and jeers for Google Groups for Business

Google Groups gives businesses basic functions for managing internal distribution lists and external mailing lists, but is the tool really an Enterprise-ready app?

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Susan Cline

The difference between Gmail, a Google Account and Google Workspace accounts

Here are the reasons you can trust Google in business

Google Atmosphere 2011 generates buzz but not bump yet

Google+ brings productive chatting, sharing, and hanging-out to the enterprise

10 reasons to trust Google in business

Google and Salesforce are about to collaborate a mess for their customers

Google Apps and CRM: What works, what doesn’t, and how to tell if your organization should integrate the two

Going Google can mean going green and saving money

Savvy marketing companies take advantage of Google Apps

Cheers and jeers for Google Groups for Business

Employee performance review policy

Employee time off policy

Employee privacy policy

Security response policy