SK Rent-a-Car Ditches VDI, Moves to Google AI Work Environment
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According to AI TIMES, SK Rent-a-Car said on September 15 that it has rolled out Google Workspace across the company, shifting its existing…
According to AI TIMES, SK Rent-a-Car said on September 15 that it has rolled out Google Workspace across the company, shifting its existing VDI-centered work environment to a cloud-based one and building an AI work system powered by Gemini. The focus of the transition is to maintain security while reducing the delays and usage limitations the company faced in a closed environment. Employees can now handle everyday tasks such as email, documents, data analysis, and video conferencing in a more flexible environment. With Gemini embedded in document creation, meeting summaries, and analysis support, the company has also laid the groundwork to cut repetitive work and speed up collaboration. It has also built a structure that links internal data systems and CRM solutions with work tools in real time, signaling an effort to speed access to sales-related information and decision-making. The two companies also discussed ways to expand the scope of AI use around the launch event, expressing their intention to continue transforming the overall way work is done.
Perspective
This case shows that even companies that have maintained closed environments for security reasons are shifting toward balancing AI usability and collaboration agility. The key is not simply introducing new tools, but attaching AI to familiar workflows to increase actual usage. That suggests the real battleground may be more about adoption in day-to-day operations, data connectivity, and changes in decision-making methods than about competing to deploy technology first.
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