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This document provides an overview of Google's operations in China, including:
1) It describes Google's team working on marketing in China and the integrated marketing communication plan they developed.
2) It provides an overview of Google as a company, including its mission, finances, and product line.
3) It discusses Google's history in China and some of the cultural differences it faced when entering the Chinese market.
Google- Diversification
Google has diversified its business beyond its core search engine operations through strategic acquisitions and investments in new technologies. It restructured into a holding company called Alphabet to separate these diverse ventures. Alphabet's founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have taken a visionary leadership approach, delegating responsibilities while continuing to fund innovative projects through their Moonshot Factory. Google remains Alphabet's most profitable core business through its dominant search engine and highly effective online advertising platforms.
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Google is an American multinational corporation that provides internet-related products and services. It has become the most used search engine due to its innovative engineering capabilities. Google cultivates a culture of innovation and was named the best company to work for in 2014. The presentation provides an overview of Google's history and background, products, revenue sources, management structure, marketing strategies, and CSR activities. It establishes that Google's mix of marketing ideas and culture of innovation have led it to become a prominent player in the internet service industry.
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- The document is a presentation on Google Inc that provides an executive summary and background on the company.
- The executive summary states that Google is an American company specialized in internet services like search, communication, and statistics tools, and has become the most used search engine through innovative products and engineering culture.
- The background discusses that Google was founded in 1996 and has expanded over the years through introductions like Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Android, Chrome, and Google Plus.
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G
oogle was the leading Internet search f i r m i n
2012, w i t h a nearly 67 percent market share i n
search f r o m home and w o r k computers and a
95 percent share i n searches performed f r o m mobile
devices. Google's business model allowed advertisers to
b i d on search terms that w o u l d describe their product or
service on a cost-per-impression (CPI) or cost-per-click
(CPC) basis. Google's search-based ads were displayed
near Google's search results and generated advertis-
i n g revenues o f more than $36.5 b i l l i o n i n 2011. The
company also generated revenues o f about $1.4 b i l l i o n
i n 2010 f r o m licensing fees charged to businesses that
wished to install Google's search appliance o n company
intranets and f r o m a variety o f new ventures. New ven-
tures were becoming a growing p r i o r i t y w i t h Google
management since the company dominated the market
f o r search based ads and sought additional opportu-
nities to sustain its extraordinary growth i n revenues,
earnings, and net cash provided by operations.
I n 2012, Google was pursuing a cloud comput-
i n g initiative that was intended to change the market
f o r c o m m o n l y used business productivity applica-
tions such as w o r d processing, spreadsheets, and pre-
sentation software f r o m the desktop to the Internet.
I n f o r m a t i o n technology analysts believed that the
market f o r such applications—collectively called cloud
computing—could grow to $95 b i l l i o n by 2013. Google
had also entered i n t o alliances w i t h Intel, Sony, D I S H
Network, Logitech, and other f i r m s to develop the
technology and products required to launch Google
TV. Google T V was launched i n the U.S. i n 2011 and
w o u l d allow users to search live network and cable
programming; streaming videos f r o m providers such
as N e t f l i x , A m a z o n Video O n Demand, and YouTube;
and recorded programs on a D V R . The company also
launched its G o o g l e + social networking site i n 2011
to capture additional advertising opportunities.
Perhaps the company's most ambitious strategic
initiative i n 2012 was its acquisition o f Motorola
M o b i l i t y f o r $12.5 b i l l i o n , w h i c h put i t i n the hard-
ware segment o f the smartphone and tablet computer
industries. Analysts f o l l o w i n g the transaction saw the
move to acquire Motorola M o b i l i t y as a direct attempt
to m i m i c Apple's strategy used f o r the iPhone and iPad
that tightly integrated hardware and software f o r its
most profitable and fastest g r o w i n g products. Google
had launched its A n d r o i d operating system f o r mobile
phones i n 2008 and allowed wireless phone manu-
facturers such as L G , H T C , and Nokia to produce
Internet-enabled phones boasting features similar to
those available o n Apple's iPhone. By 2012 ...
Case 19 Google Is Now Alphabet—But What’s the Corporate
Case 19 Google Is Now
Alphabet—But
What’s the Corporate
Strategy?
On August 10, 2015, Google’s CEO, Larry Page, announced that Google Inc. would
become Alphabet Inc., a holding company of which Google (comprising the compa-
ny’s search and Internet businesses) would be the biggest operating company. Extracts
of the announcement are reproduced in Exhibit 1. The organizational structure of
Alphabet is shown in Figure 1.
The creation of Alphabet was widely viewed as Google’s top management finally
conceding to investors’ demands for greater transparency by separating Google’s pri-
mary source of profits, its search business, from Google’s other businesses. It was also
a confirmation by Google’s founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, that their company
was no longer simply a search company. The announcement was a reaffirmation of the
company’s commitment to developing and commercialization of revolutionary tech-
nologies. This quest had already led Google beyond search, beyond the provision of
information, and beyond software into mobile devices, home appliances, life sciences,
self-driving cars, broadband services, digital eyewear, and a host of other ventures.
Soon after its founding, Google had proclaimed “Ten Things We Know To Be True”—
a set of business principles that would guide the company’s development. Second on
the list was, “It’s best to do one thing really, really well,” to which the response was:
“We do search.”1
Google—now Alphabet—was no longer a search company. But what was it?
Founders Brin and Page had consistently emphasized that the essence of their
company was applying technology to improving the lives of people. Page had
declared, “The societal goal is our primary goal,” the challenge being to: “... use all
these resources ... and have a much more positive impact on the world?”2
If Alphabet was to be described by technology—then which technologies? From
the beginning Google/Alphabet has been about algorithms. Initially, its PageRank
algorithm, but increasingly artificial intelligence algorithms that model the functioning
of the human brain. By combining machine learning and artificial intelligence, Alphabet
is identifying areas where machine intelligence can be superior to human intelligence.
The scope of these applications—from autonomous driving to medical diagnosis, to
facial recognition, to education—seems limitless.
The diversity of Alphabet’s business and technological initiatives also fueled suspi-
cions about the motivations of the founders, Brin and Page. Despite their proclama-
tions to pursue the good of society and to “do no evil,” it seemed to some that Google
was locked in battle with Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft for the control of
cyberspace.
This case was prepared by Robert M. Grant. ©2019 Robert M. Grant.
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Mini Case Study on Google (Kotler, 14th Edition)
Google was founded in 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It has grown to become the dominant search engine worldwide through constant innovation and a focus on providing helpful, relevant, and trustworthy search results and services to users. Google's core values include focusing on users and providing fast, simple, and useful products. The company generates most of its revenue through advertising but aims to do so in a relevant way that enhances the user experience. Google continues to drive innovation through new products and aims to use technology to make the world a better place.
Google strategy and business development
This document provides information about Google's strategy and business development. It discusses Google's mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. It summarizes Google's key products like Gmail, Google AdWords, and its driverless car project. It also discusses Google's acquisition of companies like YouTube and Picasa to support its strategy. Finally, it mentions Google's joint venture with Intel to design an Android OS optimized for Intel processors.
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20100727谷歌中国整合营销传播计划integrated marketing communication plan for google china
This document provides an overview of Google's operations in China, including:
1) It describes Google's team working on marketing in China and the integrated marketing communication plan they developed.
2) It provides an overview of Google as a company, including its mission, finances, and product line.
3) It discusses Google's history in China and some of the cultural differences it faced when entering the Chinese market.
Google- Diversification
Google has diversified its business beyond its core search engine operations through strategic acquisitions and investments in new technologies. It restructured into a holding company called Alphabet to separate these diverse ventures. Alphabet's founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have taken a visionary leadership approach, delegating responsibilities while continuing to fund innovative projects through their Moonshot Factory. Google remains Alphabet's most profitable core business through its dominant search engine and highly effective online advertising platforms.
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Google is an American multinational corporation that provides internet-related products and services. It has become the most used search engine due to its innovative engineering capabilities. Google cultivates a culture of innovation and was named the best company to work for in 2014. The presentation provides an overview of Google's history and background, products, revenue sources, management structure, marketing strategies, and CSR activities. It establishes that Google's mix of marketing ideas and culture of innovation have led it to become a prominent player in the internet service industry.
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- The document is a presentation on Google Inc that provides an executive summary and background on the company.
- The executive summary states that Google is an American company specialized in internet services like search, communication, and statistics tools, and has become the most used search engine through innovative products and engineering culture.
- The background discusses that Google was founded in 1996 and has expanded over the years through introductions like Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Android, Chrome, and Google Plus.
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John E. Gamble
University of South Alabama
G
oogle was the leading Internet search f i r m i n
2012, w i t h a nearly 67 percent market share i n
search f r o m home and w o r k computers and a
95 percent share i n searches performed f r o m mobile
devices. Google's business model allowed advertisers to
b i d on search terms that w o u l d describe their product or
service on a cost-per-impression (CPI) or cost-per-click
(CPC) basis. Google's search-based ads were displayed
near Google's search results and generated advertis-
i n g revenues o f more than $36.5 b i l l i o n i n 2011. The
company also generated revenues o f about $1.4 b i l l i o n
i n 2010 f r o m licensing fees charged to businesses that
wished to install Google's search appliance o n company
intranets and f r o m a variety o f new ventures. New ven-
tures were becoming a growing p r i o r i t y w i t h Google
management since the company dominated the market
f o r search based ads and sought additional opportu-
nities to sustain its extraordinary growth i n revenues,
earnings, and net cash provided by operations.
I n 2012, Google was pursuing a cloud comput-
i n g initiative that was intended to change the market
f o r c o m m o n l y used business productivity applica-
tions such as w o r d processing, spreadsheets, and pre-
sentation software f r o m the desktop to the Internet.
I n f o r m a t i o n technology analysts believed that the
market f o r such applications—collectively called cloud
computing—could grow to $95 b i l l i o n by 2013. Google
had also entered i n t o alliances w i t h Intel, Sony, D I S H
Network, Logitech, and other f i r m s to develop the
technology and products required to launch Google
TV. Google T V was launched i n the U.S. i n 2011 and
w o u l d allow users to search live network and cable
programming; streaming videos f r o m providers such
as N e t f l i x , A m a z o n Video O n Demand, and YouTube;
and recorded programs on a D V R . The company also
launched its G o o g l e + social networking site i n 2011
to capture additional advertising opportunities.
Perhaps the company's most ambitious strategic
initiative i n 2012 was its acquisition o f Motorola
M o b i l i t y f o r $12.5 b i l l i o n , w h i c h put i t i n the hard-
ware segment o f the smartphone and tablet computer
industries. Analysts f o l l o w i n g the transaction saw the
move to acquire Motorola M o b i l i t y as a direct attempt
to m i m i c Apple's strategy used f o r the iPhone and iPad
that tightly integrated hardware and software f o r its
most profitable and fastest g r o w i n g products. Google
had launched its A n d r o i d operating system f o r mobile
phones i n 2008 and allowed wireless phone manu-
facturers such as L G , H T C , and Nokia to produce
Internet-enabled phones boasting features similar to
those available o n Apple's iPhone. By 2012 ...
Case 19 Google Is Now Alphabet—But What’s the Corporate
Case 19 Google Is Now
Alphabet—But
What’s the Corporate
Strategy?
On August 10, 2015, Google’s CEO, Larry Page, announced that Google Inc. would
become Alphabet Inc., a holding company of which Google (comprising the compa-
ny’s search and Internet businesses) would be the biggest operating company. Extracts
of the announcement are reproduced in Exhibit 1. The organizational structure of
Alphabet is shown in Figure 1.
The creation of Alphabet was widely viewed as Google’s top management finally
conceding to investors’ demands for greater transparency by separating Google’s pri-
mary source of profits, its search business, from Google’s other businesses. It was also
a confirmation by Google’s founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, that their company
was no longer simply a search company. The announcement was a reaffirmation of the
company’s commitment to developing and commercialization of revolutionary tech-
nologies. This quest had already led Google beyond search, beyond the provision of
information, and beyond software into mobile devices, home appliances, life sciences,
self-driving cars, broadband services, digital eyewear, and a host of other ventures.
Soon after its founding, Google had proclaimed “Ten Things We Know To Be True”—
a set of business principles that would guide the company’s development. Second on
the list was, “It’s best to do one thing really, really well,” to which the response was:
“We do search.”1
Google—now Alphabet—was no longer a search company. But what was it?
Founders Brin and Page had consistently emphasized that the essence of their
company was applying technology to improving the lives of people. Page had
declared, “The societal goal is our primary goal,” the challenge being to: “... use all
these resources ... and have a much more positive impact on the world?”2
If Alphabet was to be described by technology—then which technologies? From
the beginning Google/Alphabet has been about algorithms. Initially, its PageRank
algorithm, but increasingly artificial intelligence algorithms that model the functioning
of the human brain. By combining machine learning and artificial intelligence, Alphabet
is identifying areas where machine intelligence can be superior to human intelligence.
The scope of these applications—from autonomous driving to medical diagnosis, to
facial recognition, to education—seems limitless.
The diversity of Alphabet’s business and technological initiatives also fueled suspi-
cions about the motivations of the founders, Brin and Page. Despite their proclama-
tions to pursue the good of society and to “do no evil,” it seemed to some that Google
was locked in battle with Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft for the control of
cyberspace.
This case was prepared by Robert M. Grant. ©2019 Robert M. Grant.
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Mini Case Study on Google (Kotler, 14th Edition)
Google was founded in 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It has grown to become the dominant search engine worldwide through constant innovation and a focus on providing helpful, relevant, and trustworthy search results and services to users. Google's core values include focusing on users and providing fast, simple, and useful products. The company generates most of its revenue through advertising but aims to do so in a relevant way that enhances the user experience. Google continues to drive innovation through new products and aims to use technology to make the world a better place.
Google strategy and business development
This document provides information about Google's strategy and business development. It discusses Google's mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. It summarizes Google's key products like Gmail, Google AdWords, and its driverless car project. It also discusses Google's acquisition of companies like YouTube and Picasa to support its strategy. Finally, it mentions Google's joint venture with Intel to design an Android OS optimized for Intel processors.
Google complete, history, model, competitors ,
Google was founded in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. It operates a popular search engine and other internet services. Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it accessible. Its vision is to provide one-click access to information worldwide. Google generates revenue primarily from advertising on its sites. It has become the world's largest internet company due to its scalable, free business model and network effects.
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Google case study
Google began as a research project at Stanford University in 1995 and was founded as a company in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It has since grown to be a massive, publicly traded company. Google uses a cross-functional organizational structure with open communication between departments and management to encourage innovation and creativity among employees. As a public company, Google is overseen by a board of directors and executive management team that oversee departments like engineering, finance, legal, products, and sales. This structure aims to maintain Google's startup culture as it continues growing into a large corporation.
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Google is an American multinational technology company that specializes in internet-related services and products. It has become the world's largest search engine due to its innovative products and strong engineering capabilities. The presentation provides an overview of Google's history, mission, products, revenue sources, management team, marketing strategies and CSR activities. It analyzes Google's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The summary highlights Google's success in search, advertising, and continual innovation that has made it a leader in the internet industry.
Google inc. case study
Content
I. Introduction
II. Company overview
III. Products and services
IV. Main competitors 2015
V. Profitability and US market share 2013
VI. Market Segmentation
VII. SWOT analysis
VIII. Google innovative corporate culture
IX. Business strategy
a) Early success
b) Google’s way of business expansion
c) 4Es of Google strategy
Google - Competitive Analysis
The document provides an overview of Google's history and services. It discusses how Google began as a research project in 1996 and was later incorporated in 1998. It generates most of its profit from advertising through programs like AdWords. The document also describes some of Google's innovations like PageRank, its index and crawler systems, as well as services and products like Gmail, Google Books, Android, and more.
Google case study
Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a search engine created in a Stanford dorm room. It grew rapidly to handle millions of daily searches by improving its PageRank algorithm. Google launched AdWords in 2000 which generated revenue from contextual ads and helped turn it profitable. It has since diversified its products and expanded globally while focusing on putting users first and maintaining its technological edge over competitors like Yahoo and Microsoft.
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Google
Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It is now a global technology company that offers a variety of products and services including search, maps, gmail, and more. Sundar Pichai currently serves as CEO, leading the company from its headquarters in Mountain View, California. Google generates revenue primarily through targeted advertising and has grown significantly since its founding, now processing over 20 petabytes of data daily.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google in 1998 after meeting as PhD students at Stanford University. They developed a search engine called BackRub which used links to determine webpage importance. They later named their search engine Google, a play on the term "googol" meaning 1 followed by 100 zeros. Google's mission from the start was to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. It has since expanded into many other products and services and has offices around the world while maintaining its startup culture.
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My dream company-Google
Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It began as a search engine called BackRub and is now a large technology company providing many online services. Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it accessible to all. It has grown significantly, becoming a public company in 2004 with over 30,000 employees worldwide and annual revenue of $37.9 billion in 2011. Google dominates the search engine market and has expanded into other areas through acquisitions and new product development.
My dream company-Google
Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It began as a search engine called BackRub and is now a large technology company providing many internet services. Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it accessible to all. It is headquartered in Mountain View, California. In addition to its dominant search engine, Google provides services like Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps, and Android operating system. It generates most of its revenue through advertising on its sites and platforms. Google now has over 30,000 employees worldwide and continues expanding globally.
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Google's core brand values are focused on universal access to information and empowering employees to drive innovation. While Google has built successful technologies and products, the company needs to redefine its mission and brand to stay relevant as its role has expanded beyond just information access. Taking on Microsoft in cloud computing and Apple in smartphones allows Google to challenge monopolies, provide more customer choice, and help Google redefine its vision through new product involvement.
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Google has grown significantly since its founding in 1998. It has become the dominant search engine and second largest form of internet advertising behind search-based ads. Google's business model centers around targeted advertising by matching ads to user search queries. It has acquired many companies to expand into new areas like YouTube, Android, and digital advertising. Google maintains its competitive advantage through speed, accuracy, and focus on users while generating revenue through relevant ads.
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The document discusses why advertisers turn to Google for their products and services. It explains that Google is the leading search engine and digital advertising company. It operates globally in many countries and tailors its marketing mix to different cultures. Google's target markets are global internet users and advertisers. It aims to offer affordable and effective advertising solutions. While competitors like Bing and Yahoo challenge Google, it maintains its number one position through constant innovation.
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The document provides information on Google's innovation outlook, value chain analysis, innovation journey, future plans, mission, vision, and financial data. It discusses how Google encourages employee creativity and focuses on resolving user problems. It outlines Google's launches of innovative products like Google Books, Chrome, Android, Google Maps, Google Street View, Google Photos, Google Assistant, Google Lens, and Pixel phones. The document also summarizes Google's future plans in areas like mobility, hardware, robotics, AI, and space exploration. It provides Google's mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful, and its vision to provide one-click access to information. Finally, it shares Google's revenue figures from 2013-
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III. Products and services
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VI. Market Segmentation
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Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin as a search engine created in a Stanford dorm room. It grew rapidly to handle millions of daily searches by improving its PageRank algorithm. Google launched AdWords in 2000 which generated revenue from contextual ads and helped turn it profitable. It has since diversified its products and expanded globally while focusing on putting users first and maintaining its technological edge over competitors like Yahoo and Microsoft.
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Google
Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It is now a global technology company that offers a variety of products and services including search, maps, gmail, and more. Sundar Pichai currently serves as CEO, leading the company from its headquarters in Mountain View, California. Google generates revenue primarily through targeted advertising and has grown significantly since its founding, now processing over 20 petabytes of data daily.
A study on Google
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- 1. ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING ORGANIZATION & CULTURE
- 2. Larry Page (GOOGLE) Larry Page is a computer scientist and internet entrepreneur who launched the giant search engine - Google. He stepped down as CEO of Alphabet, the parent of Google, in December 2019 but remains a board member and a controlling shareholder. Q.1
- 3. Difficult to find relevant information PROBLEM Ranking results in internet drive database SOLUTION Larry Page became a successful entrepreneur because used innovative idea to help the people. Q.1
- 4. Q 1 Entrepreneurship … An entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards. Entrepreneurship is the process of setting up a business, taking it from an idea to realization
- 5. So, what is a successful entrepreneurship? Some characteristics of successful entrepreneurship are - - Prominent Growth in financial Statements - Customers’ Satisfaction - Average of new customers within specific time frame - Stay current in Market Q.1
- 6. Entrepreneurship in Education Q 2 1. It drives digital transformation. 2. It contributes to the development of the community. 3. It improves the way of learning. 4. It creates jobs. entrepreneurial is important in education because -
- 7. It drives digital transformation. Q 2
- 8. It contributes to the development of the community. Q 2
- 9. It improves the way of learning. Q 2
- 10. It creates jobs. Q 2
- 11. Innovativeness and proactiveness in entrepreneurial organizations Q 3
- 12. Q 3 Innovativeness and proactiveness in entrepreneurial organizations
- 13. Innovativeness and proactiveness in entrepreneurial organizations Business organizations need to approach the innovation proactively. Otherwise, they can fail. Because the world is changing. And it is important for business organizations to adapt and change accordingly. Netflix is the company which performed the innovation proactively and achieved the business success. Q 3
- 14. The innovative approach of Netflix is using internet to stream the movies anytime anywhere. Q 3
- 15. Netflix changed its business model from rental based model to technology oriented business model. Q 3
- 16. It is internet company founded in 1998 and in 2015 restructured as Alphabet Inc. Google's initial business model focused on building a powerful search engine based on algorithms There are many products and services delivered by Google mainly of 7 categories. Q 4
- 17. Google’s Products & Services Web-based products (Search, images, Books) Developer Tools Operating Systems (Android, Chrome OS) Desktop Applications (Chrome) Mobile Applications (I/O, Meet) Hardware (Pixel Phone) Services (Firebase) Q 4
- 18. Internal Corporate Venturing vs Cooperative Corporate Venturing Q 4 Internal corporate ventures (ICVs) are entrepreneurial initiatives originated within a company and intended from inception as new businesses for the parent. Cooperative corporate venturing is a cooperative effort between two or more businesses to undertake a new venture.
- 19. Google’s Internal Corporate Venture Google Fiber can be assumed as Google’s Internal Corporate Venture. Google Fiber is a broadband internet service that Google is currently deploying in 18 cities across the US. Started in 2010, offering five options, depending on location: a free Internet option, a 100 M bit/s option, a 1 G bit/s Internet option, and an option including television service Q 4
- 20. Google’s cooperative corporate venture Aramco and Google Cloud collaborate to start a new cloud in Saudi Arabia. This new cloud region will allow organizations nationwide to grow and scale their offerings, while delivering digital products and services faster and more reliably. It is forecasted to reach a market opportunity up to $10 billion by 2030. Q 4