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Google Slides vs IBM Aspera on Cloud

Google Slides

7.8#1 in cloud infrastructure as a service (cloud iaas) softwareFrom $7 a month
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FactGoogle SlidesIBM Aspera on Cloud
CollaborationPeople can edit together live, comment, use live pointers, and control who can view, comment on, or edit a presentation.Users can send packages to individuals or groups, share files and folders, and configure access for outside users who do not have an Aspera on Cloud account.
ComplianceGoogle Workspace reports independent third-party security, privacy, and compliance audits and lists certifications and assessments including ISO, HIPAA, and FedRAMP.IBM states that Aspera on Cloud meets IBM controls commensurate with HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule requirements; customers can contact IBM to arrange a Business Associate Addendum.
Free planYesNo
Paid from71.07
PurposeGoogle Slides is a browser-based presentation tool for creating and delivering presentations without installation.Aspera on Cloud is IBM's on-demand SaaS service for securely and reliably moving large files and data sets across on-premises and multi-cloud environments.
SupportGoogle Workspace customers receive support for Google Slides as one of its web-based Drive and Docs editor services.IBM directs Aspera on Cloud users to its Help Center and IBM Support portal for documentation and support cases.

Google Slides plans

  • Google SlidesFree
  • Business Starter$7 a month
  • Business Standard$14 a month
  • Business Plus$22 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

IBM Aspera on Cloud plans

  • Pay As You Go$1.07 a month
  • Essentials Edition$22.10 a month
  • Standard Plus$660 a month
  • Free 14-day trialFree
  • Lite$11,916 a year

Pick Google Slides if…

Google Slides suits people who want to build presentations in a browser, collaborate live, or work offline. It also fits users who need PowerPoint compatibility or want to create slides with a Google Account.

Pick IBM Aspera on Cloud if…

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