Google Maps APIs sessions at Google Next ‘17

Next 2017 is just a few days away and we’re looking forward to three days of insightful conversations, amazing technology and, of course, beautiful San Francisco. This year, Google Maps APIs business leaders, engineers, product managers, technical writers, and developer advocates are traveling from Sydney, New York and Mountain View to spend time with our customers and partners. We’re looking forward to sharing how our APIs help build the best location-based experiences for your customers.

Here are our sessions at Google Cloud Next ‘17:

Day 1 (March 8)

Make better business decisions with Google Maps, Dave McClusky (Global Head of Customer Engineering), Adam Evans (Head of Field Sales, US/Canada).
11:20am room 2010

Location as a force multiplier: redefining what's possible for enterprises, Gayathri Rajan (VP Product Management).
1:20pm room 3018

Development best practices for Google Maps mobile and web service APIs, Dave McClusky (Global Head of Customer Engineering), Emily Keller (Technical Program Manager).
2:40pm room 3014

Flexible development with the Google Maps APIs, Ankur Kotwal (Developer Advocate).
4:00pm room 3018

Day 2 (March 9)

The power of Geolocation, Laurence Moroney (Developer Advocate).
11:30am room 3018

Location-powered, on-demand economy: providing value with Google Maps APIs, Vishal Goenka (Group Product Manager).
1:30pm room 3018

Real world gaming: using location data to build immersive mobile experiences, Clementine Jacoby (Associate Product Manager).
2:40pm room 3018

The primary key to location intelligence, Ankur Kotwal (Developer Advocate), Laurence Moroney (Developer Advocate).
4:00pm room 3018

We hope you’re able to attend these sessions to learn directly from the Google Maps APIs team. In the Application Development Showcase, we will also have a number of innovative demos built on the Maps APIs. And, don’t forget to stop by the Meet the Experts zone on Level 1 of Moscone West to chat. If you’re not able to join us in person this year, you can always keep up with our activities via Twitter or Google+.