OpenText expands partnership with Google Cloud
by CM staff
AI-led innovations create technology for organizations of all sizes.
WATERLOO — OpenText, announced an expansion of its partnership with Google Cloud to deliver AI-powered integrations that will help organizations access their data on Google Cloud to their advantage.
The co-innovation of OpenText’s information management solutions and Google Cloud’s AI capabilities will allow organizations of all sizes surface insights quickly.
“Information is the cornerstone of every business decision, and AI is the beacon illuminating the path to intelligent action. Today, we stand at the crossroads of a remarkable synergy – the fusion of AI and information – a combination that empowers businesses to work smarter and to chart a new course of growth,” said Muhi Majzoub, Chief Product Officer, OpenText. “Our collaboration with Google Cloud spans the most cutting edge of co-innovation areas. We are in a great position to help customers begin their AI journey leveraging OpenText Business Clouds, customer trusted data, and Google Cloud technologies. Our partnership with Google Cloud will allow us to apply our advanced technologies and information expertise to high impact industries of healthcare, financial services, climate, governments, and more.”
New advancements being introduced today include:
- New generative AI applications: co-innovations of new use cases utilizing Vertex AI spanning R&D, application delivery, business support, sales & marketing and more.
- OpenText Core for Google Workspace: integrated collaboration, content management and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI-powered insights for seamless digital employee experience.
- Accelerating the cloud migration journey for customers on mainframe infrastructure utilizing solutions such as Google Cloud Dual Run.
Generative AI can help large enterprises transform common and complex business practices to create significant value for their businesses. OpenText recently launched opentext.ai and is using Google Cloud Vertex AI and the Palm2 large language model (LLM) to solve for these use cases.
