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Organizations are facing unprecedented change and challenges stemming from a confluence of natural and artificial conditions. These forces are driving many to rethink the tools and technologies they use, and the places they need to be, to grow and to innovate. Vinton G. Cerf, Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, shares five lessons on growing a culture of innovation.

As businesses face unprecedented change, they are rethinking the tools and technologies they use, and the places they need to be in order to innovate and to grow. In this guide, we discuss steps any organization can take to quickly adapt and achieve positive results with tighter resources.

In this guide, we focus on how enterprises can approach application modernization. Every transformation will have its own nuances and unique considerations. Each enterprise will have its own journey. It’s about understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the options at your disposal and realizing that you are embarking on a journey. Specifically, this white paper provides insights on (1) where to begin, (2) focusing on business value, (3) designing, building and using your platform, and (4) adopting a product-oriented delivery approach. Through this approach, we hope to guide enterprises in their digital transformation journey to maximize business value.

Timo Salzsieder, Chief Solution Officer and CIO, shares why METRO moved 100 instances into the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The global wholesaler wanted a partner they could collaborate and innovate with, and they found one in Google. With a SAP S/4HANA system running on GCP and the help of machine learning, METRO has been able to lower costs, increase efficiency, and improve its customer experience.

Discover five ways to reduce overall cloud spend with a cost optimization strategy. Plus, explore real-world examples from enterprises that have achieved operational efficiency.

Five ways to reduce overall cloud spend with a cost optimization strategy in a nutshell.

Sundar Pichai, Google CEO, announces our most ambitious decade of climate action yet. We’re aiming to be the first major company to operate on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030 and helping everyone move towards a carbon-free future.

This paper provides an update on three aspects of our energy efforts: (1) Google’s first global assessment of carbon-free performance across all of our data center sites, (2) our rationale for setting a 2030 target for achieving carbon-free energy, and (3) our roadmap for how we plan to use technology, transactions, and policy to achieve this ambitious goal.

A Google Cloud region’s Carbon-Free Energy percentage (CFE%) lets you choose where best to run your workloads to meet your sustainability goals.

Learn all about the top 10 AI use cases in retail.

Discover research-backed insights on the impact of COVID-19 from manufacturers across the world in regards to operations, lead times, and productivity. Also learn how manufacturers increased their use of digital enablers and disruptive technologies during the pandemic.

Unsere Experten zeigen Ihnen, welche Möglichkeiten die Google Cloud im Gesundheitswesen bietet. Neben Themen wie Datenschutz und Cloud Sicherheit, werden spezielle Google Cloud-Lösungen für das Gesundheitswesen beleuchtet. Erfahren Sie zudem, wie diese Lösungen bereits von Kunden eingesetzt werden und wie Sie Ihnen im Rahmen des Krankenhauszukunftsgesetz helfen.

Google Cloud helps financial services firms to leverage capabilities and solutions that are better suited to ensure operational resilience required by their customers, shareholders and regulators.

This paper outlines Google’s approach to security and compliance for Google Cloud, our suite of public cloud products and services. This whitepaper focuses on security including details on organizational and technical controls regarding how Google protects your data.

At Google Cloud, we are committed to protecting the privacy of your employees and customers by keeping you in control, maintaining and continually evolving security features, providing increased transparency, and helping you take advantage of aggregated data and machine learning.

Manufacturers today face challenges on many fronts: increasingly demanding customer expectations, higher costs, sustainability concerns, and disruption—most recently and dramatically due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. But data can help companies navigate their way through the obstacle course of modern manufacturing.

To help manufacturers more accurately and cost-effectively perform production quality inspections, we’re pleased to announce the launch of Google Cloud’s new Visual Inspection AI solution, which has been purpose-built for the industry with our best artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision technology to solve this problem at production scale.

While the promise of artificial intelligence transforming the manufacturing industry is not new, long-ongoing experimentation hasn’t yet led to widespread business benefits. Manufacturers remain in “pilot purgatory,” as Gartner reports that only 21% of companies in the industry have active AI initiatives in production.

The key for manufacturers' ability to transform—despite the ongoing pandemic—is their embrace of digital enablers and disruptive technologies. In fact, more than two in five manufacturers have increased their use of data and analytics, digital productivity tools, and public cloud platforms, irrespective of their location in the world.