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HCL partners with Google to train 18,000 tech consulting professional on Google Cloud

CL Tech will train up to 18,000 technology and consulting professionals on Google Cloud, significantly increasing its ability to accelerate digital transformations globally with Google Cloud infrastructure, products and solutions.

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Indian major HCL Tech has announced to train up to 18,000 technology and professional on Google Cloud to scale up its ability to accelerate digital transformations globally with Google Cloud infrastructure. According to the company, the move will help bringing new product solutions and accelerate enterprise cloud adoption at enterprises.

HCL Tech is a strategic partner of Google Cloud and formed the dedicated Google Cloud Ecosystem Unit in 2019. The two companies are now expanding their to significantly scale HCL Tech’s capacity to support digital transformation and deliver critical migration, legacy system modernisations and professional services for enterprise customers.

“HCL Tech will train up to 18,000 technology and consulting professionals on Google Cloud, significantly increasing its ability to accelerate digital transformations globally with Google Cloud infrastructure, products and solutions,” HCL said in a statement.

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The partnership will enable two new offerings to help enterprise customers migrate to Google Cloud more quickly.

“The majority of enterprises today are investing aggressively in cloud technology to build responsive, scalable and resilient digital-first business models. Our collaboration with Google Cloud has helped us address this market with compelling joint propositions. I am excited to see this partnership further expand to offer accelerated solutions for our enterprise clients,” HCL Tech CEO and Managing Director said.

Google Cloud will continue to utilize HCL Tech expertise as part of its push to deliver critical migration and managed services for enterprise customers, the statement said.

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