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Michael S.
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Agency Manager for Property Solutions Insurance Agency

What business advantages does Outlook give over Gmail?

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Stephen P.
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Agile software program manager
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As an e-mail client, Outlook is unexceptional. The driving difference is whether you want the overhead & control of hosting Exchange, or are content letting Google take care of that.
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Paul L.
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Retired - December 31, 2020
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There are many more features Outlook support especially if your firm runs an Exchange Server. Only the Outlook client can take full advantage of all the Sharing of Calendar & Contact features.
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Alejandro C.
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Building, innovating and challenging for a brighter tomorrow
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...as you can basically use gmail from within Outlook, but you can't run (why would you) outlook from within Gmail. Two different approaches to a same dilemma: how to manage your email. I prefer Outlook to work. I'm just used to how it works and the many options for writing, reading, completing emails. Throw some nice Office add-ons and you're done. The one thing I hate is that after more than 13 years, outlook is still using that crappy "one file for everything" system, while mails are just mails in Gmail. Know what I mean? One can crash and destroy your work.. The other one is Gmail.
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Mark R.
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Goldmine CRM + Crystal Reports + WordPress + Fixed Asset Management + Emergency Management + Project Management
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I agree that the integration with Office is nice. You can use Outlook as your e-mail client and not be using Exchange Server. Probably the biggest advantage is that Outlook is the defacto standard in the business world.
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Daniel L.
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President and COO - Supported Intelligence
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There are several. One main one is that your email is stored (with Exchange) on your own server's rather than Google's. Also, there is built-in MS Office integration.
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