Can you remember the last time you asked a child to do something how did you convince them to do what you wanted? How many times did they ask you why probably more than once, right? So we know change is hard when we ask someone to make a change we’re asking a lot from them. Very often with IT projects we expect people to change, we don’t really think through the implications of this.

The purpose of this video is to guide you to migrate to Chromebooks and help you understand the reason why. When putting together your change management plan there’s a much larger chance of your project being able to deliver on its business objectives.

Introducing new technology into your organization is an exciting step. However, change management and workforce adoption of the new technology can be challenging. Get insights from Google’s Chrome Enterprise expert on change management strategies and best practices for increasing Chromebook adoption in your organization.

Organizations have become increasingly focused on using modernization solutions to build competitive advantage, for faster time to market, serve customers better and seamlessly operate in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Anthos by Google Cloud, a managed application platform plays an important role in application modernization and also in empowering customers to deploy a hybrid or multi-cloud strategy with opensource technologies and platforms like Kubernetes.

Watch the video to refer to the real use-cases of Anthos for application modernization and hybrid/multi cloud deployment across retail, digital natives, banking and manufacturing space.

Also, explore the latest tool, Migrate for Anthos if you are a traditional enterprise looking to skip rewriting of applications and lift-and-shift process!

Government agencies of every size and jurisdiction are being called upon to provide accurate and real-time information and deliver essential services across the globe in a world infested by COVID-19.

Doug Lange, Chief Strategy Officer, state of Arizona, is primarily responsible for two things. One is Arizona’s statewide IT Strategic plan. The other to find different ways to promote emerging technologies across the state of Arizona.

Arizona is constructed of roughly 130 agencies, boards, and commissions. You have everything from the Department of Transportation to the Department of Revenue, all the way down to the Board of Nursing or the Board of Barbers. An important call-out for the state of Arizona: It’s a Federated state. That means every one of the agencies have the ability to make decisions. Lange works with an asset, which would be the Arizona Strategic Enterprise Technology office, also known as the Office of the State CIO.

“Our charge is really to partner with the governor’s office, and find ways to really promote enterprise opportunities
across all 130 agencies across the state of Arizona, to really find those wins. And when you start to dig into our why,
I think that makes a little more sense. How do we run government at the speed of business,
start to break through some of those barriers, and ultimately, find efficiencies that are going to be real savings and real wins for the citizens that are ultimately consuming the services for our agencies,” says Lange.

So with that charge, technology plays a huge part. And not only is technology a part of what any organization is doing, whether you’re talking about the public sector or private sector. But when you get into government,
there are just so many different ways that emerging technologies can really make a difference, says Lange.

Find out how Lange is enabling the State of Arizona with emerging technologies that support remote working and meetings for government officials and ensuring they quicken decision-making and serve citizens efficiently.

As one of the world’s largest manufacturing companies, Whirlpool needs no introduction. The 104-year-old company manufactures home appliances from over 70 manufacturing and technology research centers around the world.

Innovation has been the company’s focus since its inception and that’s evident from the fact that it introduced close to 100 new products in 2017 alone.

For any company to be that innovative, it needs creative minds to collaborate and work towards the same goal, all at once. That’s especially true for Whirlpool that has over 90,000 employees across the globe.

“The need that we have to be connected, the speed with which we need to operate has gone up,” says a Whirlpool executive.

And that’s why, Whirlpool switched to G Suite, Google Cloud’s collaboration and productivity tool that brings together the power of Gmail, Docs, Drive, and Calendar all in one place.

“The opportunity to make a global company feel local, entrepreneurial, and fast-paced, is a big challenge. Google Apps helps us get there. What we’ve really done is create an opportunity for people to collaborate truly on a global basis, regardless of location, place and time. That makes a huge difference in terms of the speed with which we can operate,” says a Whirlpool executive.