With lesser heritage systems and a lively startup ecosystem, India will play a vital part in Google’s strategy as it looks to take on Microsoft’s Azure in the world business cloud services space and Amazon’s AWS.
“India is a rather interesting area since there are really so many businesses growing so fast over there and the reality that these businesses would not have heritages is quite exciting.
“And they are able to only begin in the cloud.
She added that there’s a pool of talented work force also and overall, “its lively and it is important to be there (India)”.
Google is investing heavily in creating merchandises and company applications, driven by open source technology and machine learning to help businesses use computing in a way that is affordable and more rapid.
Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt, who was also present in the occasion, said using bunch sourcing, machine brains and high-speed assessment will create enormous new platforms for businesses, IPOs, riches and “wonderful new things later on. Its a fantastic time to be in cloud.”
Google, which has customers like Disney and Spotify, said it’s also focussing on ensuring integration, support and conformity with existing IT investments to help clients use their company to hasten.
The VMWare cofounder said Google will use machine learning and data analytics that are big to help customers.
“We’re doing lots of work on our roadmaps. We’ve got roadmaps for partner enablement and engineering, customers communicating and advertising with all the world.
“We frequently get asked if Google is serious about business as well as our response is we’re absolutely dedicated to this, we’ve invested billions of dollars on this to bring our invention and technology to businesses,” Greene said.