Google IO is one of the high-profile developer events that millions of developers across the globe wait for every year. This year the event was hosted online. Google’s ecosystem has a diversified developer portfolio that includes web, mobile, watch, TV, auto, cloud, etc.
As expected the highlight of the event was AI, and how AI powers google products, and how can other developers get inspired, learn, develop, and implement those offerings in their products.
What does Google want us to learn from demonstrating their products? – Every business and enterprise use cases are unique and different from each other. Every organization is finding ways to improve its product. Understanding Google products and the technology that empowers them helps us to ideate and think through the new solution design for our product development.
Below are the highlights from the Google IO keynote and the takeaways to build awesome products.
Maps, Search, and WorkspaceMeet, Chrome, and AssistantPhotos, Lens, and TPUQuantum computing, Password manager, and Federated learningAR, Shopping, and AndroidAndroid TV, Android Auto, and Smart watchCameras, Health, and Project StarlineSustainability
Please share your comments on the takeaways from IO.
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Areas of specialization include:
1) Solutions architecture - Enterprise-scale solution consulting to determine major IT investments,
2) Technical architecture - End-to-end system and integration architecture including hardware and software,
3) Applications architecture - Multi-cloud native server-less application architecture,
4) Data architecture - Canonical data architecture and design including support to multi-tenancy data models,
5) Identity architecture - Different LoB identity management solutions involving SSO for customer 360 experience,
6) Security architecture - Eliminate digital risk by designing the flow of data between people, systems, and things with granular and only the needed access
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