Practical guidance for businesses that run on Microsoft 365 Business or Google Workspace. This page groups CDKeySell guidance by topic: setup and management, migration between platforms, security and backup, and everyday business IT decisions.
Microsoft 365
This guide compares Microsoft 365 Business UK pricing, explains the July 2026 renewal changes and shows where businesses can control costs without removing capabilities their teams rely on.
Business IT Guides
Compare Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 based on how your team works, your existing systems, and your administration and security requirements—not just the number of apps or the subscription price.
Google Workspace
Google Workspace brings business email, files and meetings together in one platform, with features, plans, purchasing, setup and management options to explore with CDKeySell.
Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 Business brings productivity tools, email and collaboration into a business subscription; explore its features, plan differences, and purchasing, setup and management options with CDKeySell.
The links below open CDKeySell service pages, not blog articles. Published articles appear in the article list on this page.
Planning, setting up and running Microsoft 365 Business: tenants, domains, licences, users, Exchange Online mail, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive.
Setting up and administering Google Workspace: domain verification, Gmail, Drive and shared drives, user accounts and admin console settings.
Moving mailboxes, files, calendars and users between platforms, including to or from Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, with planning for cut-over and DNS changes.
Protecting business accounts and data: multi-factor authentication, access policies, email security, and independent backup and recovery for cloud data.
Everyday business IT decisions, such as choosing the right plan, reviewing licence costs and knowing when to ask for expert help.
