A company has Gemini enabled for the top-level OU, but the marketing department wants to pilot Gemini for a specific team within their OU. The marketing OU currently has Gemini disabled. How can the admin enable Gemini for just the pilot team?

Create a sub-OU for the pilot team under the marketing OU and enable Gemini for that sub-OU.

Assign Gemini licenses to the pilot team users.

Enable Gemini for the marketing OU and then disable it for all other sub-OUs.

Enable Gemini for the top-level OU and then disable it for the marketing OU.

After enabling Gemini for the organization, the admin notices that the usage report shows very low adoption. The admin wants to understand which departments are not using Gemini. What should the admin do?

Filter the Gemini usage report by organizational unit.

Check the audit log for Gemini logins.

Enable Gemini for all OUs again.

Send a survey to all employees.

An organization has enabled Gemini for all users, but the security team wants to prevent Gemini from accessing data in Google Drive to reduce the risk of data leakage. What should the admin do?

Turn off Gemini for the entire organization.

Remove all users' access to Drive.

Configure Drive to be read-only for all users.

Disable the Google Workspace extension for Drive in the Gemini app settings.

After enabling Gemini for the organization, the IT admin wants to monitor how many employees are actively using it and which features are most popular. What should the admin use?

The Gemini usage reports in the Admin console.

The Google Cloud Logging dashboard.

A company has Gemini enabled for the top-level OU, but the R&D department has it disabled. The R&D manager wants to enable Gemini for a specific project team, but the project team is spread across multiple OUs. What should the admin do?

Enable Gemini for the top-level OU and then disable it for the R&D OU.

Create a new OU for the project team and move the users into it, then enable Gemini for that OU.

Enable Gemini for the R&D OU and then disable it for all other sub-OUs.

Assign Gemini licenses to the project team users.

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11application · medium
A company has Gemini enabled for the top-level OU, but the marketing department wants to pilot Gemini for a specific team within their OU. The marketing OU currently has Gemini disabled. How can the admin enable Gemini for just the pilot team?
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12application · medium
After enabling Gemini for the organization, the admin notices that the usage report shows very low adoption. The admin wants to understand which departments are not using Gemini. What should the admin do?
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13application · medium
An organization has enabled Gemini for all users, but the security team wants to prevent Gemini from accessing data in Google Drive to reduce the risk of data leakage. What should the admin do?
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14application · medium
After enabling Gemini for the organization, the IT admin wants to monitor how many employees are actively using it and which features are most popular. What should the admin use?
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15expert · hard
A company has Gemini enabled for the top-level OU, but the R&D department has it disabled. The R&D manager wants to enable Gemini for a specific project team, but the project team is spread across multiple OUs. What should the admin do?
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