The search engine giant has huge expectations from the Indian users who are using cloud services provided by the company and expects the revenue of the firm to grow in the coming years.
Google Inc has been making plans that include making its position in India as it believes that the Asian country possesses a lot of capabilities to help the search engine giant to growth its revenue with a huge difference on a yearly basis. According to an interview taken by Economic Times, the President of Google Inc India, Amit Singh, believes in taking the software business to greater levels of success as he expects to increase the revenue of the firm by doubling the amount every year.
According to Singh, the software firm has been successful in obtaining the trust of users in the subcontinent by providing excelling cloud services that are widely used by the customers in the region. As the firm has been successful in providing the apps for cloud computing that users prefer using over any other cloud service available, Singh believes that this could result in becoming a great chance for the firm to end up receiving more and more profit and revenue generation in the coming times.
Moreover, the fact the Google apps have been made available for the general users for the lower price than other apps of the same category is helping the firm to create apps that are the most used. Amit Singh was also seen discussing in his interview the fact that the software giant has long been trying to properly penetrate the Indian market and in the 4th consecutive year, when the company came up with apps like Drive and Gmail, it was when the users in the Asian country finally took notice of the services being offered. He was also noted to say that the software firm will find success in receiving being the biggest provider of cloud services due to the excellent security that is being provided along with the services.
This being said, it was seen that Google business even kept a close check on the third parties who were making contact with the search engine giant to make sure none of the firms were violating any rules regarding the security and privacy of the users. This act of the firm gained more trust from the customers and large companies who began trusting and relying on the software firm to record their data and for the cloud services that it is providing.
According to the data available, it has become evident that around 600 companies have been found using the cloud services provided by Google. Employees, that have been recorded to be around 10,000 to be using the firm’s cloud services, have been seen to be more inclined towards the company’s cloud computing than any other firm’s offers.
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Bidness Tech - Companies are increasing on the list of Google Wallet
Google Wallet integrates its payment service with numerous merchants.
The search engine giant, Google (NASDAQ: GOOGLE), is recently on a roll with its mobile payment system, Google Wallet , purchasing Softcard’s point-of-sale tech and also advancing in international market for its services.
Google goes one step ahead in partnering with numerous merchants and various restaurants. Users that use Android apps from Seamless and Dunkin Donuts, and merchants platform Shopify will allow customers to use Google Wallet to make quick payments.
The tech giant has now made shopping more convenient and easy free the consumers, especially loyalty card holders. Yes, loyalty cards are a great source of benefit for the consumer who owns them, but may not be prove to be advantageous at all if you forget them. But Google Wallet now allows you to add and manage your loyalty cards, by signing up for them. However, as of yet, not every company's loyalty program is available figure is ever growing.
In November, Google integrated its mobile payment service with Papa John’s Android app, and other merchant platforms such as Stop gate and ChowNow. Google Wallet initially had a slow start until today, as the service at first was just integrated with 30 apps and around 30 mobile sites.
Currently, Google Wallet payment service is only limited to United States users and business. However, the tech giant has started with its service to transfer funds to international markets, making it available to Gmail users.
Mobile payments have been of great interest for tech companies like Apple and Samsung are also introducing their payment systems in the market. The concept behind making payments quickly and conveniently is not only secure, but it also lets consumers purchase more things while they browse. Clearly, this idea has convinced users that taking out a smartphone is more convenient than presenting cash or card.
Along with competing rivals such as PayPal and Apple Pay, Google Wallet aims to make it simpler by reducing the steps when paying for stuff through smartphone, by saving authentication details, safely storing card numbers and shipping details in its system.
For Shopify, the online platform for merchants to do business to add Google Wallet was a good move. As mobile payments grow, Shopify would need to add whatever mobile payment services with which its users are registered in order to not let any customer go with an empty shopping cart. The company is also said to be planning on to add Apple Pay.
The search engine giant, Google (NASDAQ: GOOGLE), is recently on a roll with its mobile payment system, Google Wallet , purchasing Softcard’s point-of-sale tech and also advancing in international market for its services.
Google goes one step ahead in partnering with numerous merchants and various restaurants. Users that use Android apps from Seamless and Dunkin Donuts, and merchants platform Shopify will allow customers to use Google Wallet to make quick payments.
The tech giant has now made shopping more convenient and easy free the consumers, especially loyalty card holders. Yes, loyalty cards are a great source of benefit for the consumer who owns them, but may not be prove to be advantageous at all if you forget them. But Google Wallet now allows you to add and manage your loyalty cards, by signing up for them. However, as of yet, not every company's loyalty program is available figure is ever growing.
In November, Google integrated its mobile payment service with Papa John’s Android app, and other merchant platforms such as Stop gate and ChowNow. Google Wallet initially had a slow start until today, as the service at first was just integrated with 30 apps and around 30 mobile sites.
Currently, Google Wallet payment service is only limited to United States users and business. However, the tech giant has started with its service to transfer funds to international markets, making it available to Gmail users.
Mobile payments have been of great interest for tech companies like Apple and Samsung are also introducing their payment systems in the market. The concept behind making payments quickly and conveniently is not only secure, but it also lets consumers purchase more things while they browse. Clearly, this idea has convinced users that taking out a smartphone is more convenient than presenting cash or card.
Along with competing rivals such as PayPal and Apple Pay, Google Wallet aims to make it simpler by reducing the steps when paying for stuff through smartphone, by saving authentication details, safely storing card numbers and shipping details in its system.
For Shopify, the online platform for merchants to do business to add Google Wallet was a good move. As mobile payments grow, Shopify would need to add whatever mobile payment services with which its users are registered in order to not let any customer go with an empty shopping cart. The company is also said to be planning on to add Apple Pay.
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