Comparative Analysis of Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel

  • Rosener W
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Abstract

An emerging landscaping and lawn care service company (GreenLawn) is seeking to transition from manual record-keeping to digital solutions. With significant growth over two years, GreenLawn requires efficient software to manage operations and finances while avoiding complexity and extensive training costs. The company evaluates Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, weighing features, collaboration capabilities, ease of use, and pricing. GreenLawn's specific needs include service scheduling, workforce management, client information storage, inventory tracking, marketing, expense tracking, and financial modeling. The comparison highlights Excel's advanced features and integration with Microsoft Office versus Google Sheets' real-time collaboration and cost-effective accessibility. Questions address software selection, task management, collaboration strategies, cost-effectiveness, integration with industry tools, scalability, training, and adoption. Ultimately, GreenLawn's decision hinges on aligning software capabilities with its unique requirements and growth objectives.

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Rosener, W. J. (2024). Comparative Analysis of Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel. Journal of Cases on Information Technology, 26(1), 1–21. https://doi.org/10.4018/jcit.351672

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