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Vodafone ties up with Google Cloud
Vodafone Business Services (VBS), the enterprise arm of Vodafone India, on Thursday announced it has tied up with Google Cloud to offer G Suite to bring people together and help them work smarter.
Vodafone Business Services (VBS), the enterprise arm of Vodafone India, on Thursday announced it has tied up with Google Cloud to offer G Suite to bring people together and help them work smarter. The "G Suite" has a set of intelligent apps Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts designed with real-time collaboration and machine intelligence.
Vodafone enterprise customers can conveniently and securely access G Suite in a pay-per-use, software as a service (SaaS) model, the company said in a statement. "We are delighted to work with Google to help Indian enterprises benefit from substantial productivity gains through the adoption of G Suite using Vodafone," said Nick Gliddon, Director, Vodafone Business Services. With G Suite securely delivered from the Cloud, Vodafone will support enterprises from on-boarding and activation right up to migration and service support through a dedicated Cloud support team.
