Google Workspace is the new name and reimagined experience of what used to be called G Suite. It brings everything you need to get work done into one place, including email, calendars, documents, and meeting tools.

Instead of treating apps as separate tools, Google Workspace is designed to reshape how teams collaborate by connecting communication (like meetings and chat) with content (like Docs, Sheets, and Slides) in a more integrated way.

In short, if you used G Suite before, you now use Google Workspace—with a more connected, modern experience for meetings and collaboration.

Google Meet, previously known as Hangouts Meet, is built to support a wide range of meeting scenarios—from quick check-ins to large virtual events.

Key capabilities include:

• Live streaming for larger audiences, so you can reach more people at once without needing separate webinar tools.
• Real-time transcriptions that help participants follow along, improve accessibility, and make it easier to review what was discussed.

These features help teams rethink how they run meetings, making it easier to communicate clearly and keep everyone aligned, whether they’re in the office or working remotely.

You can start by trying Google Meet directly through the official links provided by Google. From there, you can explore features like live streaming and real-time transcriptions in your own meetings.

To stay updated on new features, tips, and best practices, you can follow the official Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) channels on:

• Twitter
• Facebook
• LinkedIn

These channels regularly share how-to content, product updates, and examples of how teams use Google Workspace to reimagine their meeting and collaboration workflows.