Launch of new Google Cloud solutions for retailers

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Google has announced the launch of a number of updated services. It is well known that Google has focused its cloud services on a variety of niches and industries, including manufacturing, healthcare and financial services. The retail industry has always been on Google’s list and they ultimately put more emphasis on providing retail oriented cloud services.

Amazon competitors are looking for more cloud solutions than AWS, increasing the popular demand for services that Google will provide. Most of the announcements that took place during the NRF 2020 event are linked to specific vertical editions of already existing services, even if there are also some novelties.

Existing Google services, such as Google Cloud API Management, Google Cloud Search and Google Cloud Anthos, have all been improved to target retailers. These services provide better product search results in retail apps and help retailers plan and manage their best shopping days.

The main target audience for these updates is retailers who want to modernize their stores, including the infrastructure and operations behind them. In addition to providing better services, Google also aims to expand its customer programs by making them more readily available.

These programs include the Retail Accelerator Program and the Customer Reliability Engineering Service. When it comes to new services on their list, the company mentioned its Google Cloud 1: 1 commitment to retail, which helps retailers create data-driven solutions at up-front costs lower.

The new service allows retailers to take advantage of Google's huge data platform to introduce personalization and recommendation models into their applications. This will help them better understand their customers and engage them at a deeper level.

What to expect next

In addition to all the updates and new programs mentioned, Google also introduces a purchasing optimization and demand forecasting service. This service is designed to help retailers improve their logistics operations through better planning and more efficient execution.

By releasing all of these updates, Google is settling in for a successful year in the retail space. It can be expected that more vertical sectors will develop over time, as well as new programs and services to be introduced.

After all, the company must do everything in its power for large companies to opt for their services. It is the only way for Google to achieve its goal of becoming one of the largest cloud providers in 2020 and beyond.

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Google has announced the launch of a number of updated services. It is well known that Google has focused its cloud services on a variety of niches and industries, including manufacturing, healthcare and financial services. The retail industry has always been on Google’s list and they ultimately put more emphasis on providing retail oriented cloud services.

Amazon competitors are looking for more cloud solutions than AWS, increasing the popular demand for services that Google will provide. Most of the announcements that took place during the NRF 2020 event are linked to specific vertical editions of already existing services, even if there are also some novelties.

Existing Google services, such as Google Cloud API Management, Google Cloud Search and Google Cloud Anthos, have all been improved to target retailers. These services provide better product search results in retail apps and help retailers plan and manage their best shopping days.

The main target audience for these updates is retailers who want to modernize their stores, including the infrastructure and operations behind them. In addition to providing better services, Google also aims to expand its customer programs by making them more readily available.

These programs include the Retail Accelerator Program and the Customer Reliability Engineering Service. When it comes to new services on their list, the company mentioned its Google Cloud 1: 1 commitment to retail, which helps retailers create data-driven solutions at up-front costs lower.

The new service allows retailers to take advantage of Google's huge data platform to introduce personalization and recommendation models into their applications. This will help them better understand their customers and engage them at a deeper level.

What to expect next

In addition to all the updates and new programs mentioned, Google also introduces a purchasing optimization and demand forecasting service. This service is designed to help retailers improve their logistics operations through better planning and more efficient execution.

By releasing all of these updates, Google is settling in for a successful year in the retail space. It can be expected that more vertical sectors will develop over time, as well as new programs and services to be introduced.

After all, the company must do everything in its power for large companies to opt for their services. It is the only way for Google to achieve its goal of becoming one of the largest cloud providers in 2020 and beyond.