Slack
- Robert Frati, VP and general manager of Google's Workspace software, has departed.
- Frati joined Google last April as the company was ramping up AI features for Workspace.
- One exec said Google was struggling to make a splash with its new Workspace AI features.
Robert Frati, a leader on Google's Workspace, has departed the company, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter. Google spokesperson Ted Ladd confirmed that Frati had left to "explore other opportunities."
Frati joined Google last April as VP and general manager of Workspace go-to-market, running the team responsible for selling Google's suite of productivity tools to customers.