PwC and Google join hands over bringing innovation in technology

Posted on -Wednesday, October 29, 2014    By VARINDIA Correspondent
PwC and Google join hands over bringing innovation in technology
The rapid pace of innovation in technology has fundamentally changed how and where work gets done, driving organizations to transform their businesses for the future. To bring new and innovative services to companies around the world, PwC and Google have made an announcement regarding the launch of a joint business relationship.
From Google, companies get unprecedented innovation, technology platforms and Internet scale; while PwC brings deep industry experience, a broad range of business services and cutting-edge client insights, from strategy through execution. Together, PwC and Google will help companies collaborate more effectively, better use technology and information, and adapt to the disruptive forces shaping the world.
"For our clients, acquiring the knowledge most important to their operations, securing that information and using it optimally are critical - now more than ever before. PwC is teaming with Google to offer our joint knowledge and capabilities to clients - iving them one place to go, maximizing experience and assets from both organizations," said Mike Burwell, PwC's Vice- Chairman - Transformation. 
"Ultimately, our collaboration is about helping clients to embrace their journey to the cloud, and transform their organizations to thrive and maintain relevance in a rapidly-changing world," said Tom Archer, PwC's Google Strategic Alliance Leader.
PwC has also begun to introduce Google for Work products to its own operations. PwC is transitioning 40,000 people in the United States and 5,000 people in Australia to Google Apps, transforming how those firms do business.

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