Google released Enterprise versions for businesses on Chrome OS

Google is pushing for Chrome OS in the business world by offering an Enterprise version for the centralized operating system on this cloud.

This paid service will allow companies to manage multiple devices running Chrome, including support for Microsoft Active Directory and VMware Workspace One, as well as the managed or customized Play Store front.

The Chrome Enterprise build also includes support for printer management, special Mode Kiosk mode for devices and phone support from Google. The fee will be $ 50 / year for each service.

Google says the idea behind the Enterprise build is to allow businesses to control Chromebooks with the same tools they used with Windows PC.

'We know IT managers face the challenge of managing multiple devices in the enterprise. It is necessary to manage all devices with a single solution, 'said David Karam, product manager for Chrome Enterprise. 'That's why we give our customers the ability to manage all Chrome devices with a single solution.'

Google also took the next step to ensure the Enterprise version on Chrome OS - often based on network connections to work - can operate without a network and in a private office network environment. That's why integrating Active Directory, Google said.

'This integration allows employees to use login information to authenticate on devices and Google Cloud Services like Google Play, while focusing on user management and device policy for IT administrators' , Karam explained.

Steps to attract more business customers to Google

Business edition helps attract business attention to Chrome OS. When high-priced Chromebooks are rumored to launch next month, Google is driving business users away from Microsoft's new steps in Windows 10.

Promoting in the business area also has the potential to help Google sell G Suite and Cloud services. Chocolate Factory has turned web applications into a selling point for Cloud services, and adding a PC operating system to businesses will help strengthen Google 's position as IT infrastructure companies revolve around products Google products.