Productivity & Collaboration with Dito

Google Workspace, with a partner who went all in on Google.

Licensing, structured evaluations, migrations, Gemini enablement, and ongoing support from a partner that has been Google-dedicated since 2007. Whether you run Workspace today or you are weighing a move from Microsoft 365, Dito was built for the decision in front of you.

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Google Cloud Premier Partner
Google-Dedicated Since 2007

The partnership, in four layers

Google Workspace with Gemini

The suite your teams work in all day, with Google AI native to every app in it.

Licensing through Dito

Procurement and edition guidance from a Premier Partner, right-sized at every renewal.

Evaluation, pilots & migration

Structured programs that move you forward on evidence, not optimism.

Adoption & ongoing support

Change management, training, and named experts for the life of the platform.

Premier

Google Cloud Premier Partner across Workspace, security, and AI.

2007

The year Dito went all in on Google. One focus ever since.

100%

Of our work is Google. No competing platforms, no divided attention.

Certified

Google Cloud-certified Workspace specialists on every account, not a rotating queue.

The suite your teams work in all day is becoming an AI platform.

“Your platform choice is now part of your AI strategy.”

The operating premise behind Dito's Workspace services

For a decade, the workplace platform was a settled question and a settled invoice. Gemini changed that. The applications your people spend their day in are now the most natural place for AI to take hold, and Workspace was engineered to receive it. Three reasons this matters to IT leaders:

Gemini is infused, not bolted on.

Because Workspace was born in the cloud with real-time collaboration underneath, Gemini works directly with the document, the thread, and the sheet in front of your people. AI that lives where work already happens is AI that actually gets used.

The economics favor included AI.

Gemini capabilities ship inside Workspace Business and Enterprise editions. Rolling AI out to your organization becomes an enablement decision, not a new per-seat line item to defend at budget time.

Adoption still decides the return.

Capability ships on Google's schedule. Habits change on yours. The gap between the two is where the return leaks, and closing it is a change management discipline. That discipline is where Dito lives.

The suite built for how work happens now.

Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, and Chat, engineered as one cloud-native platform rather than a portfolio of acquisitions stitched together. Gemini works inside every one of them. Dito guides the licensing, the deployment, and the adoption.

One connected, cloud-native suite

Real-time collaboration was the founding design principle, not a retrofit. One document, one version, on every device, with administration in one console instead of a patchwork of admin centers and version conflicts.

99.9% uptime service level agreement across the suite, per Google's published SLA.

Gemini, native to the flow of work

Drafting in Gmail and Docs, analysis in Sheets, notes and recaps in Meet, and an assistant grounded in your organization's own content. No separate tool to open, no context to re-explain, no new habit to force.

Included. Gemini capabilities come with Workspace Business and Enterprise editions, not as a separate per-seat AI purchase.

Secure by design

Built on Google's zero trust heritage: phishing and malware defense in Gmail, context-aware access, data loss prevention, and client-side encryption options for regulated teams. Security is the architecture, not an add-on.

More than 99.9% of spam, phishing, and malware blocked automatically in Gmail, as reported by Google.

Licensing through Dito

Every edition, from Business Starter to Enterprise Plus, procured through a Google Cloud Premier Partner at Google's published pricing, with edition guidance and an annual right-sizing review so you pay for what your teams actually use.

Choose your path

Start where you are. We meet you there.

Some IT leaders arrive already running Workspace and wanting more from the relationship. Others arrive from Microsoft 365, weighing whether the move is worth it. Dito is built for both, and the first conversation is the same honest one.

Path 01 For current Workspace customers

Replace the renewal relationship with a real partner

Move your licensing to Dito, typically at renewal and with zero disruption to your tenant or your users, and the relationship changes shape. Named, certified Workspace specialists who know your environment. A right-sizing review before the invoice arrives, not after. A Gemini enablement program that turns paid capability into daily habit. And a quarterly conversation that maps Google's release cadence to your roadmap instead of leaving it in a newsletter.

Best Fit

IT Directors and CIOs who inherited a transactional licensing arrangement and want strategy, support, and adoption from the same partner who handles procurement.

What changes With Dito as your partner
Licensing & Renewals Right-sized

Edition and usage review before every renewal.
Support Certified Specialists

People who know your tenant, not a rotating queue.
Gemini Adoption Enablement Program

Role-based training and a prioritized use-case pipeline.
Roadmap Quarterly Reviews

Google's release cadence mapped to your goals.
Path 02 For teams evaluating a move

A structured path from Microsoft 365, not a leap of faith

Changing your productivity platform is a significant decision, and it deserves better evidence than a demo and a price sheet. Dito runs a structured program: an evaluation that models licensing, AI economics, and technical fit against your actual estate, with a structured pilot when the decision calls for live evidence; a phased migration with coexistence so nothing breaks mid-transition; and adoption support that starts before cutover, not after it.

Best Fit

IT leaders whose renewal timing, AI licensing math, security posture, or M&A activity has reopened the platform question, and who want the decision built on evidence.

Phase 1

Evaluate

Licensing and TCO modeling, technical fit against your estate, coexistence requirements, and a candid read on what will and will not translate. Includes a structured pilot with a real user cohort when live evidence is needed.

Phase 2

Migrate

Users, mail, calendars, and files moved in planned waves. Microsoft 365 to Workspace, or Google tenant to Google tenant.

Phase 3

Adopt

Change management, role-based training, and Gemini enablement, so the platform becomes a habit rather than a mandate.

Gemini in Workspace

AI your people already know how to open.

Gemini is not a destination app your teams have to remember to visit. It works inside Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet, grounded in your organization's own content and governed from the same Workspace admin console as everything else. The capability ships with the platform. Dito's job is making it a habit.

Included

in Workspace Business and Enterprise editions, not a separate AI seat.

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new tools for your teams to learn; Gemini lives in the apps they already use.

Under Google's enterprise terms, your prompts and your Workspace content are not used to train models outside your organization. Admin controls, audit logs, and data protections apply to Gemini the same way they apply to the rest of the suite.

The enablement arc, inside every engagement:

  • 1

    Baseline

    A readiness and usage assessment: who could benefit most, and what is blocking them today.

  • 2

    Use-case mapping

    Department by department, the workflows where Gemini saves real hours, prioritized with your teams.

  • 3

    Champions Multiplier

    A trained network of early adopters who make the new behavior visible, credible, and normal.

  • 4

    Role-based rollout

    Training built around jobs, not features. Finance learns analysis in Sheets. Sales learns drafting and research.

  • 5

    Measure and iterate

    Adoption telemetry reviewed quarterly, with the program tuned to what the data actually shows.

Migrations measured in confidence, not just terabytes.

A migration is a people event that happens to involve data. Dito plans for both: discovery and identity mapping, phased waves with coexistence so mail and calendars keep working mid-transition, validation at every step, and hypercare after cutover. Communication and training are in the plan from the start, because day one is when trust is won or lost.

Discuss migration scoping
M365

Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace

Users, mail, calendars, and files, moved in planned waves. Exchange, OneDrive, and SharePoint included in scoping.

G→G

Google to Google tenant migrations

For mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and domain consolidations. Identity, groups, and sharing mapped before anything moves.

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Change Management Included

Of Dito migrations include a change management and communications plan alongside the technical runbook. Adoption support begins before cutover, not after.

Why Dito

A Google-dedicated partner, not a license desk.

Since 2007, Dito has done one thing: Google. Workspace is not a product line we added later. It is where the firm began, and it shows in how deep the expertise runs.

100% Google Cloud dedication

Google Cloud Premier Partner. Our consultants live in Workspace every day, and it shows in how quickly issues resolve and deployments reach value.

High-touch service, enterprise execution

Named, Google Cloud-certified specialists who know your tenant and answer when you call, with the technical depth to run enterprise-scale migrations, rollouts, and integrations.

Change management is a core discipline

Technology is only as good as its adoption. Communication plans, champions networks, and role-based training are standard in every engagement, not an optional add-on.

Secure by design

Sharing controls, data protections, and access policies are architected before rollout, informed by the same security bench that delivers Dito's managed Google SecOps services.

Due Diligence

The questions IT leaders ask us first.

We already buy Workspace directly or through another partner. Why move licensing to Dito?
Because the license should come with a partner attached. Moving licensing to Dito typically happens at renewal, requires no change to your tenant, your data, or your users, and costs nothing to execute. What changes is everything around the license: edition guidance, an annual right-sizing review, certified specialists who know your environment, and a standing Gemini enablement program. Same platform, materially different relationship.
How disruptive is a Microsoft 365 migration for end users?
Far less than the fear suggests, if it is planned as a people event. We migrate in phased waves with mail and calendar coexistence, so meetings, invites, and messages keep flowing throughout the transition. Users get communication and training before their wave, and on day one they open a mailbox with their mail in it and a Drive with their files in it. The pilot phase exists precisely to surface your organization's specific friction points before you commit.
What happens to our Office files, Excel macros, and Access databases?
An honest answer, in three parts. Most Office files open and edit cleanly in Workspace, either converted or kept in their original format in Drive. Complex Excel macro workloads and Access databases are the real question, and the evaluation flags every one of them and assigns a disposition: rebuild in Apps Script or AppSheet, retain a small set of Office licenses for specific roles, or replace with something better. No evaluation we run pretends this category does not exist.
Is Gemini really included, or is this another per-seat AI fee?
Gemini capabilities are included in Google Workspace Business and Enterprise editions rather than sold as a separate AI add-on seat. Specific capabilities and usage allowances vary by edition, which is exactly the kind of thing the briefing clarifies against your actual headcount and use cases before you commit to an edition mix.
When does a structured pilot make sense?
When the decision needs live evidence. A pilot is a defined cohort of real users doing their real work for a defined period, against success criteria you set with us up front: collaboration friction, support volume, user sentiment, and fit for your specific workflows. Coexistence keeps the pilot group fully connected to everyone else, and either answer is a legitimate outcome. And when renewal timing or organizational conviction already makes the direction clear, we skip the pilot and move straight from evaluation to a phased migration plan.
What does this cost?
Transparently what it says on Google's price list. Workspace licensing through Dito follows Google's published pricing, so moving your licensing to us changes your partner, not your platform cost. Services, from evaluations to migrations to enablement programs, are scoped against your actual estate and quoted before work begins. No bundled mysteries, no mid-engagement surprises.
Do you only do migrations, or ongoing support as well?
The migration is the beginning, not the engagement. Ongoing, Dito provides licensing management and right-sizing, admin and escalation support from certified Workspace specialists, security posture reviews, Gemini enablement, and quarterly business reviews that map Google's release cadence to your roadmap. Many clients come to us only for that ongoing relationship, with no migration involved at all.

See what Workspace looks like with an expert partner at your side.

A 30-minute working session with a Dito Workspace specialist. No pitch deck.

Bring your licensing timeline and your questions. You will leave with a candid read on fit and what the first 90 days would look like. If we are not the right partner, we will say so.

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