After COVID-19, the retail industry will transform with AI/ML on Google Cloud
The global retail industry has been grappling with waves of change over the past decade…
Why businesses need a hybrid multi-cloud strategy
Information technology has advanced rapidly over the past few years, bringing powerful computing…
Best Free Cloud Storage Service 2020
Businesses today often go through a difficult situation when making the decision to move or…
Bản Tin Google Workspace Tháng 11/ 2020
Office editing mode is set by default for office documents in Google Drive on the interface…
Introducing Document AI platform, a unified console for document processing
Google believes that any company must manually extract data from complex documents…
Mentioning Users Directly in Google Docs
Tóm tắt nhanh Giờ đây, bạn có thể đề cập đến người dùng khác trong Google Docs trên chính tài…
Marking messages as “seen” is now available on Google Chat
Quick recap Last month, Google announced that Google chat will soon have message markers…
Google Workspace add-on now available
The Google Workspace add-on is now available for Docs, Sheets, and Slides, having previously been released on Calendar, Gmail, and Google Drive. These add-ons allow you to use third-party apps within Google Workspace, helping you get things done faster without switching from one app to another.
Improve Gmail add-ons with Compose-time
Google is improving the way you work with Google Workspace add-ons in Gmail through the addition of Compose-time capabilities. Organizations can also create their own Compose-time add-ons using Apps Script or runtime alternatives. Use the Google Workspace Developer Guide to learn more about setting up compose activities.
Use Smart Fill for Google Sheets to automatically import data
Google is launching Smart Fill for Google Sheets, which detects and learns patterns between columns to intelligently auto-complete data entries. For example, if you have a “Full Name” column, you might want to separate it into a column with “First Name” and a column with “Last Name”. When you start typing names in a column, Sheets automatically searches for patterns. If Sheets detects a pattern, Sheets creates the corresponding formula and then autofills the rest of the columns for you.
