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CCAI introduces new Google Cloud Contact Center AI capabilities to the contact center, enabling customers to offer human-like, AI-powered contact center experiences, lower costs, and freed up human agent time.

Since the announcement that Google Cloud Next ‘20 has been rescheduled as a digital event, I realized it’s a great time to reflect on the joint innovation that the two companies are bringing to our mutual customers. 

At Google Cloud Next 2019, we are pleased to be a launch partner for the new Google G Suite Add-ons framework. We are extending this integration to deliver richer use cases, suitable for large scale enterprise deployments.

Given the complexity and pace of change in today’s digital economy, you can no longer operate in a silo – you must build an ecosystem of customers and partners, large and small, and start co-innovating with them.

While many people assume entrepreneurs cannot thrive in corporate environments, this is not the case. Corporations provide greater resources that enable employees to be even more innovative than employees at startups.

In partnership with Google, we are changing how Webex Meetings and Google Calendar work together. The new, native Google Calendar add-on is available today in the G Suite Marketplace.

Cisco Stealthwatch Cloud provides an unprecedented level of visibility and security analytic capabilities within a Kubernetes cluster. Here's how easy it is to deploy into an existing K8s cluster.

By combining Google’s agility and scale with our networking, security, and compute power, we’ve built the Cisco Container Platform and introduced Kubernetes support for Cisco CloudCenter and AppDynamics. We’re also working to grow the Kubernetes and Istio platforms. The Cisco Hybrid Platform for Google Cloud is on the horizon.

Cloud is one of the ways many companies will future-proof business, deliver applications, and innovate faster than ever before.