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| The Modern Computing Alliance wants to increase the acceptance of the Chrome OS |
Several industry heavyweights like Google, Intel, Dell, Box, Citrix, Imprivata, Okta, RingCentral, Slack, VMware, and Zoom have announced the founding of the Modern Computing Alliance.
The mission of this new alliance is to foster innovation and better integration for the benefit of enterprise customers, provide multiple modern IT platforms and offer other options for integrated business solutions.
The alliance's charter states that information technology will be heterogeneous but dependent on cooperation, complementarity and coordination.
The mission of the New Computing Alliance is to help companies adopt Chrome OS, even if the term Chrome OS never appears on the Alliance's homepage and Google partners have never had it. Mentioned.
A Google spokesperson said: The alliance aims to drive innovation and interoperability across the Chrome OS ecosystem, provide business customers with more options and help solve some of the major technical challenges companies face today.
This may explain why Microsoft is not a member of the alliance, even though it is a tentative list of members and other members may appear at some point in the future.
The goal of the new IT alliance, led by Google, is to bring modern web applications into the enterprise space, with an emphasis on performance, security, identity management, and productivity.
John Solomon, Vice President of Google Chrome OS (John Solomon) writes: The tech industry is evolving into an open and heterogeneous ecosystem that offers freedom of choice during the consolidation process.
The new alliance is using Chrome OS to drive innovation in the computer industry, said Chris Walker, general manager of Intel’s Mobile Client Platforms division.
Alliance members are expected to meet in 2021 and form working groups to develop guidelines for the ecosystem and customer priorities. New products will be introduced to the market in the first half of 2021.
For Google, the new Chrome OS alliance could gain a foothold in other regions.