In addition to a range of consumer-based products and services demonstrated at the recent Google I/O conference, the company announced some compelling solutions intended for enterprise customers.
“At the top of the list was the launch of Google Compute Engine, an infrastructure-as-a-service product that lets developers run their applications on Google’s high-performance servers,” reports CNNMoney.
“This is an area which is core to us, and we are making a deep, long investment here,” says Sundar Pichai, senior VP for Chrome and Apps. “We think for the long haul.”
“The company also unveiled a few business-friendly upgrades to Google Apps, like the ability to edit documents offline, and the availability of the Chrome browser on Apple iPhones and iPads,” notes the article.
Google now has an enterprise sales and marketing team that is focusing on an evolving market and the crossover of consumer and business.
The company says its Android operating system is showing signs of acceptance in the workplace and the majority of its Gmail customers are now small businesses (five million in the U.S.).
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