Google rolls-out credit for startups of cloud service

Google, search Engine Company from America, has announced to launch tow new proposals in India to improve its presence.

Google has recently announced that it will select 1000 Indian start-ups and give them credit of $20,000 each for one year to use Google’s cloud service starting 2015.

Further, tech giant announced that it will cover the fees of Google Apps for any business that is bond with an enterprise agreement with another service provider.

In addition to this, Google has made it clear that it will only cover fees for the early duration of the contract and no addition traps.

Talking to media, Google For Work President in India, Amit Singh said, India is the second largest population country in the world and there is high scope for global software companies.

He added, Google will be there to provide all the support too such next generation companies as to offer affordable, collaborative and easy to use productivity and cloud computing service for better growth.

Meanwhile, Google provides other business apps such as Gmail, Hangouts, analysts, Docs for business etc.

“With the second largest developer population in the world, India is poised to be home to next generation of global software firms. We’re committed to partner these next gen companies and enterprises as a trusted provider of affordable, collaborative and easy to use productivity and cloud computing tools to help them succeed,” said Amit Singh, president, Google For Work.