3 Major Highlights from Google Next 17'
As the Google Fans that we are, we are excited to let you know that we had the chance to assist to not one, but two Google Next 17’ events! This past March we assisted to the San Francisco Conference & this May we went to the one in Tel Aviv!
Two places completely different and distant but with one thing in common: the deep desire for innovation and the thrive to keep moving forward!
We were surprised with several announcements, and if you missed them, I strongly recommend you to check the Google Cloud YouTube channel, for a quick recap!
Now, since we were in both events, we would like to share with you the major takeaways we had:
1- Brace yourself for the Artificial Intelligence and its democratization

Why? Because this AI democratization will effectively make AI tools easier to use, and place the power of machine learning and other technologies into the hands of those without an academic degree!
AI & Machine Learning aren’t new; in applications like self-driving cars like Tesla, personal AI systems like your phone Google Assistant, Siri and Cortana. What is a novelty, is how much easier will be to access them and tailor their effectiveness to our needs. In other words, AI will be available to everyone, through the cloud, not just to use, but to implement.
Dr. Li. added that “We stand to witness a greater improvement in quality of life than any other time in history.” And this is because machine learning isn’t there to replace us, but to understand us better in order to help us work faster!
2- Getting in the Cloud is… “The new black”!
Big data is the term we use to describe the large volume of data that floods a business on a daily basis. But how organizations deal with this data, is what matters. If analyzed properly, this will lead to better decisions and strategic business moves. Google believes that to leverage technology in the cloud to get more out of your data, is a huge opportunity! Google has applied AI, machine learning, and other technologies to data into the cloud. This way organizations will be able to draw valuable insights from their data!Getting on the cloud means to move your business conducts into storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of your computer's hard drive, this not only will help you to sync and work on documents or shared apps with ease in real time, but it will centralize your data and help you analyze it better! Alphabet Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt couldn’t have said it better: “Get on the cloud…now”! So stop using your old computer programs to work and join this evolution.
3- Jamboard: Our favorite new toy!

However, we might have to wait a bit longer to acquire it, says Jared Garcia, an IT application administrator! The Jamboard will retail for $4,999 with a $600 yearly support fee
We enjoyed both events big time, and we hope that our excitement extended to you too! If you would like to enjoy from the latest cloud solutions, shoot us a message! We will be happy to provide you only with the best :)
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