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RORY: Hey, admins.
Welcome back to this month's edition of "What's
New for G Suite Admins."
I'm Rory from the G Suite Learning and Development team.
And I'm excited to share with you the feature updates
from the month of September.
Let's get started.
Here's the headline news from September.
We're launching the Alert Center for G Suite in beta.
The Alert Center offers a single comprehensive view
of essential notifications, alerts, and actions
across G Suite.
This allows you to better serve and protect your organization.
Having a single place to view important notifications,
you can manage alerts more efficiently
and assess your organization's exposure to security issues
at the domain and user levels.
At the beta launch, the Alert Center
will include these specific alerts--
Google Operations alerts for G Suite security and privacy
issues that Google is investigating
that may impact your organization's G Suite
services, Gmail phishing and spam
alerts for reported spikes in user-reported phishing,
and lastly mobile device management for devices
that are exhibiting suspicious behavior
or have been compromised.
This is only available on G Suite Business and G Suite
Enterprise editions.
We're excited to open a beta program
to let G Suite customers try and provide feedback on the Alert
Center functionality.
Click on the link below to learn more about the beta program.
And now for our admin updates.
We launched the Investigation tool in July
and we're now making it generally available.
This tool builds on the existing capabilities in the Security
Center and helps you identify security issues
within your domain using an advanced search
capability, triage threats targeting users,
devices, or data, and take bulk actions
to limit the propagation and impact of threats.
The tool will also have the following key new features
at release--
require a second admin to verify large actions
in the investigation tool, email header analysis,
which allows you to see important attributes
and the delivery path for the email,
added visibility into Team Drive settings and the ability
to modify access permissions directly from the tool,
and user autocomplete of emails and names
from your organization you type in the investigation tool.
See the Help Center for more information on the tools
available.
We're launching a new tool called Work Insights in beta
to help you quickly assess the impact of G
Suite on your organization by giving you
visibility into the adoption of G Suite tools.
With Work Insights, we aim to bring you
insights into how G Suite is being
utilized at your organization.
Use the Work Insights dashboard to see your organization's G
Suite usage over time for things like adoption,
so you can see which teams are adopting G Suite
and which apps they are using most frequently,
or a collaboration, so you can see how your teams are working
together through meetings, file sharing,
and document coediting.
Metrics in the dashboard can help
you determine how quickly your workforce is adopting
G Suite, how teams are collaborating,
and if you need additional training
resources to help users understand a new workflow.
You can compare insights by organizational unit
and benchmark usage and adoption by comparing
team-level statistics to overall company data.
This can help you establish usage trends
and see adoption patterns to get insights
into your organization.
Work Insights is initially launching in beta
to organizations with G Suite Enterprise and Enterprise
for Education editions.
See the form below for more details and to apply.
G Suite Enterprise users can live stream Meet meetings
to support meetings, like company-wide, all hands,
or onboarding training.
Meeting organizers in G Suite Enterprise domains
can enable live streaming on their meetings in Calendar
and invite their audience.
You can add live streaming to a meeting from the Admin console.
Just go to Apps, G Suite, Google Hangouts, and click Meet
Settings.
Here, toggle "let people stream their meetings."
For more info about live streaming video meetings,
check out the Help Center.
With Single Sign On, or SSO, users
can access all of their enterprise cloud applications
after signing in just one time.
With more than 800 applications with preintegrated SSO support
in our third-party apps catalog already,
we're adding applications, including OfficeSpace, Monday,
and CloudBees, just to name a few.
You can find our full list of preintegrated applications,
as well as instructions for installing them,
in the Help Center.
Well, that's it for this month's updates.
Check out our G Suite release calender
and "What's New" newsletter to stay informed.
And if you want to learn more about these updates,
follow the links in the video description to dig deeper.
This has been Rory with "What's New for G Suite
Admins," September edition.
Thanks for watching.
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