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Google wants to help businesses make the most of their space. To do that, Google will consolidate all the features related to building and resource management in one place in the admin console. Google also introduced two new tools: Room release - room release and Room insight - meeting room insights

Google is adding sectional layouts to the new Google Sites. You can use these layouts to quickly design web pages or sections of pages on Google Sites. With this feature, you can create professional website more easily and quickly.

You can now use emojis to reply to any Hangouts chat message. Emojis allow you to react quickly and creatively to any message to show support, humor or empathy. For example, you can use them to celebrate good news, acknowledge requests, take quick polls, and more.

Google is making the Activity dashboard feature available - Activity dashboards and dashboards - to G Suite users of all versions. Previously, G Suite Basic users could not access the full functionality of this table.

In this update and renewal, Google brings an important announcement about the right to choose where your business data is stored. Besides, Google has also been taking full advantage of the power of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence so that the applications in G Suite become an effective support tool for you. With new features in Google Calendar, Drive, Forms

Going forward, users may be asked to verify their identity by providing their employee ID when logging into their G Suite account. This will better protect users from security threats because employee IDs are harder to guess and steal than many types of identity challenges.

Device audit logs in the admin console provide reporting on the activity of mobile and desktop devices managed in the enterprise

Google is launching the Early Adopter Program (EAP) for a new "testing tool" in the Security center - the security center of G Suite. This will help G Suite admins and security analysts identify, classify, and respond to business security threats.