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2020 & Beyond: Tailoring the Web for a New Era of Business

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As the lines between business and personal become more and more blurred, the needs of users continue to change, and the platforms and technologies people turn to must evolve along with them. This creates a unique challenge for business and technology leaders whose top priorities are enabling their workforce and keeping them safe while they work on the web and across cloud apps. How can companies meet these goals in a time when the future is more uncertain than ever? Join Forbes and Google Chrome where we’ll discuss the state of the web in 2020, and where it’s heading in the future. Hear from enterprise tech leaders who will share how they’ve adapted to support a changing world of web and cloud users and how they are working to improve their web-based technologies.

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