Google expands Developer Agency network in India

Google has expanded its Developer Agency which includes Mutual Mobile, Cognitive Clouds, TechJini, [x]cube LABS, Divum and GoodWorkLabs.

The six certified agencies will receive training and access to Google`s latest products and APIs to develop high end quality apps.

Launched in 2015, Developer Agency Program is committed to empower agencies who have a large impact on the developer ecosystem through their work on some of their major clients. As part of this program, agencies will develop their expertise in using Google technologies and will be recognized as Google Developers Certified Agency.

David McLaughlin, director, Global Developer Ecosystem said, “Under the Developer Agency Program, Google helps and guides agencies to create products that are not only high on quality built also help them build on their productivity. The program also touches upon important topics like technology, design and process engineering. We are positive that through Developer Agency Program, developers will be able to create great products that will benefit not only the agency but also the entire ecosystem in India.”

In last year alone the program has impacted more than 100 apps in India developed by these agencies with cumulative count of over 100 million users. Globally the program is now extending in over 10 countries working with more than 100 developer agencies.

Speaking about the benefits of a program like this, Shyamal Mehta, co-founder, Techjini a Google certified agency said, “It is great to be a part of Google Developer Program as it has opened channels to work directly with Google engineers. There is a growing demand to build visually appealing apps that can also deliver a great user experience even in poor network conditions."

"We encountered this challenge while developing Pepperfry app which is visually heavy app, being part of the network allowed us to work hand in hand with the Google developer advocates and support team to identify and solve performance roadblocks and deliver a product which offers a great user experience." added Mehta.