The Verge | Google will be making Currents, its Google Plus replacement, generally available to G Suite users beginning July 6th, the company announced in an email to G Suite administrators. Google describes Currents as a tool that will allow companies to engage employees and have meaningful discussions.

YouTube | It's a brand new episode of The SaaSOps Show starring our IT superheroes, Justine and Brian! Look past the Zoom background from The Shining, and get right into security incident response simulations and workflows with special guest Carlos Batista, CISO with BetterCloud.

InfoWorld | As cloud adoption hits another growth spurt, companies are discovering the power of mixing and matching cloud services into solutions that address almost any business need. IDG’s 2020 Cloud Computing Survey puts some fresh data behind this paradigm shift.

TechRepublic | Microsoft's new Terminal for command-line applications is now available. So how do you get the most from it?

How-To Geek | Zoom allows you to create multiple-choice or single-answer polls and even see the live results. Here’s how to do it.

TechRepublic | As things progress to the new normal, remote IT support demands will skyrocket. Here's how to be known as a hero.

G Suite Updates | You can now configure the access permissions for an LDAP client by group. Previously, controls were only available at the organizational unit (OU) level.

G Suite Updates | Google has made several updates to the Admin console interface. They've streamlined the API client access page, improved and expanded the G Suite Marketplace apps (GSM) settings, and more.

G Suite Updates | Google is updating the interface which tells users about the file save status and whether they’re working online or offline in Google Docs editors and Drawings.