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Did you ever consider all of the examples of machine learning in your personal life? Google’s page ranking system, photo tagging on Facebook, and customized product recommendations from Amazon are all driven by machine learning under the hood. How do these same techniques improve productivity for your business? Search is the new data and content curation. Improved relevance translates to faster search results and better business outcomes across the line. Download the Five-Minute Guide to Machine Learning to find out how self-learning technologies drive increasingly relevant answers and better context for cognitive search.

Need unlimited storage for files, folders, backups and more? How about access to all your files, including Microsoft Office files, from any device? Google Drive for Work provides just that.

Get a step ahead, armed with strategies for an optimized, ever-improving plan to drive bottom-line impact using personalization. There are many ways to put your company’s data to work and by far, personalization is one of the most exciting and effective. Just look at online giants such as Google, Netflix or Amazon, and you’ll find living proof that data is a resource that helps build a digital empire. Download this guide to get a step ahead of the competition, armed with strategies for an optimized, ever-improving plan to drive bottom-line impact using personalization.

End users need the right tools for document collaboration, and in the era of consumerization, they'll find them... with or without you!

In this complimentary report, Cloud Sherpas shares results that uncover the shortcomings of the primary, on premise computing devices typically in use today, including extended wait times for users and high maintenance requirements for IT that lead to significant productivity losses for both groups.

There are many ways to put your company's data to work and by far, personalization is one of the most exciting and effective. Just look at online giants such as Google, Netflix or Amazon, and you'll find living proof that data is a resource that helps build a digital empire. Download our extensive 30-page guide to get a step ahead of the competition, armed with strategies for an optimized, ever-improving plan to drive bottom-line impact using personalization.

Recently the S&P 500 experienced something new: its top four most valuable companies at closing were Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon—all tech companies. It’s a tech world out there, and one increasingly driven by a mastery of mobile. This reality is changing not only consumer expectations, market conditions, and competitive dynamics, but it’s also changing—and challenging— traditional approaches to corporate strategy.

The past year ushered in some big changes for Online Reputation Management (ORM) — and the practice has become indispensable for any location-based enterprise. In 2017, review sources proliferated, consumers became more savvy about the validity of online reviews, and the position of Chief Experience Officer started to gain traction among locationbased organizations. ORM and SEO became increasingly intertwined as Google refined its search algorithms with a strong emphasis on reviews and star ratings. This year, expect to see these four trends move to the forefront: 1) Google will extend its dominance in online review volume and consumer exposure, eclipsing all other specialty sites. 2) SEO will be reinvented as user-generated reviews weigh more heavily in search rankings. 3) The voice of the customer will no longer be siloed across disconnected categories. 4) Consumer feedback from reviews and social media will drive operational improvements.

The Retail Operations team at Dick Smith moved to Google Apps with help from Cloud Sherpas just over a year ago to improve the communication and coordination between our 3,000 or so staff in 376 stores across Australia and New Zealand. Since then, we’ve seen some pretty dramatic improvements and efficiencies in the way we get information out to our staff, thanks to Google Drive and Google Sites.

As Australia’s largest retailer with more than 3,000 stores across Australia and New Zealand, Woolworths 200,000 employees need intuitive technology that enables them to stay connected, work together and have fun.

How Travelocity improved its digital marketing. Read the case study to see how Google Analytics Premium helped Travelocity optimize its digital investments and conversions.

Dropbox is named the most popular Enterprise File Sync and Share Product over other vendors like Microsoft, Google Drive and Box.

Download this guide for a critical look at 6 EFSS products - Accellion, Anchor/eFolder, Citrix Sharefile, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Soonr Workplace. In each of the first five, you'll discover 10 reasons why they are not well-suited for business. Then see how Soonr Workplace delivers mobile file sharing and collaboration in an enterprise-grade solution.

This white paper outlines exactly what the Google solution delivers and the top five reasons why more enterprises are choosing to move to the cloud with Google every day.

In the Top 5 Reasons Why Enterprises Are Going Google, Cloud Sherpas explores why leading organizations like these have prepared for the digital workplace of tomorrow by moving their email and collaboration platforms to Google Apps for Work, such as: Eliminating the need to manage hardware or software Embracing a mobile, BYOD culture Reducing IT costs and infrastructure

This whitepaper examines the "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) movement, from carrying around a floppy disk to today's "cloud" services. This paper explains that employees may not be aware that their file transfer methods can cause a risk to security. Ways to ensure that employees can securely send files without risking corporate data security and what that dangers are with BYOD transfers are also discussed. Recent security breaches are referenced in the paper, and why such attacks are expected to continue into the future. The paper concludes with a description of how companies can ensure data security and how Globalscape's secure file transfer products meet and exceed that need.