23 Google For Work Maps Testimonials

"We compared Google Maps against similar offerings and Google won hands down. Not only did we feel that the actual maps were far more current but because use of Google Maps is already so widespread across the web we felt that our users would be far more familiar with using it."

"Going forward with Google Maps increased personalization and made our products more interactive."

"Google Maps API for Work has an incomparable advantage all of our users already understood how to use it from everyday use in the consumer world."

"We were working with several sources of data and database apps, including our own, which weren’t meeting our needs. We tried a number of mapping services, and found that Google Maps outshined them all."

"With Google Maps we’ve built a delightful search experience that draws buyers in. Our map-based search is much more efficient and less costly than the way the traditional real-estate industry works. We pass those savings along to our customers in the form of lower commissions. Everybody wins – sellers pay less in commission, buyers find the exact houses they want, and our service keeps growing."

"Ultimately, Google Maps has allowed the company as a whole to meet and exceed its customer service levels. By improving the planning process, and allowing dispatchers to pick up on issues like traffic and courier breakdowns early, dispatchers can locate and assign the courier most suited to taking over the job."

"With Google Maps we can devote ourselves fully to expanding our innovative Tracking & Tracing solutions portfolio."

"Google Maps CPI for Work was easily integrated into our system and up running in no time at all."

"Google just keeps innovating all the time and staying many steps ahead of its competitors. It’s a business advantage to use and incorporate Google technology."

"By switching to Google Maps, we also saved 60 percent in licensing cost compared with renewing the legacy solution."

"The Google Maps API for Business has enabled us to cut out the middle man and save years of development time."