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If your core use case is collaboration, GSuite is the best option IMO. If you have more of a desktop publishing mindset, the Microsoft suite has way more optio
by sagarm 5y ago
If your core use case is collaboration, GSuite is the best option IMO.
If you have more of a desktop publishing mindset, the Microsoft suite has way more options.
Personally I have zero need for WordArt or custom page sizes, but rely on the collaboration features in docs to hammer out designs, share analyses, and put together presentations. Nothing I produce is meant to be printed out.
- shoto_io 5y agoWhat's your view on the "new kids on the block" like notion?
- yaseer 5y agoWe use notion increasingly extensively, and also use G Suite. It's a strange beast - you think it's for note-taking, but it's capable of so much more. It doesn't try to do the abstractions of the office productivity suite like Documents and Presentations. Instead, it works with new abstractions, like 'Data Types' and 'Templates'. I could see this becoming the norm going forward - but you have to shift your thinking to their model.