Google Workspace Frontline is now available for purchase through channel partners. Workspace is the new name for the vendor's G Suite portfolio of applications. Google Workspace Frontline launched earlier this month to support people working in frontline positions, such as warehouses, healthcare and grocery outlets, and offers secure and reliable collaboration and communication between teams. The offering can now be bought either directly from the vendor or through channel partners. Resellers can offer frontline customers safe and secure access on any supported device, including the user’s personal device. Google Workspace Frontline includes apps such as Gmail, Chat, Meet, Docs and Drive. Each user will also receive 2GB of Drive storage and will be able to view content in shared drives. They will also get security features, such as advanced endpoint management, which enables admins to require strong mobile passcodes, set up work profiles for Android devices, manage apps for Android and iOS devices and wipe devices remotely when required. Google Workspace Frontline is now available to all new and existing customers.
Google Workspace Frontline Now Available Through Partners
Google Workspace Frontline is now available via partners, giving frontline buyers secure Gmail, Chat, Meet, Docs and Drive access. Published on UC Today.

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