Google has got a company technology startup founded by an Indian-source entrepreneur as part of its strategies to scale training offerings for Google Apps to its customers.
Varun Malhotra is the creator and CEO of Toronto-based Synergyse, which was established with an intention to educate users the best way to use Google Apps in 2013.
Google didn’t reveal the financial details of the deal.
The Google Apps product package, including Drive, Calendar, Gmail and Docs, was constructed to supply cloud-established communications and productivity and is currently used by more than two million paying companies all over the world, Scocimara said.

He said Synergyse will be joining Google, and the firm means to make the merchandise accessible as an integrated part of the Google Apps offering this year.
By supplying the appropriate help at the right time, Synergyse strengthen the training and support systems we offer now, and will help our customers with the essential job of change management in the business he said.
By joining the Google Apps team Synergyse said, it can hasten its assignment because the firm will be working closer with the teams that construct Google Apps.