Google's vision is to provide access to the world's information in one click. Its mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Google's objectives are to push the limits of technology to provide a fast, accurate, easy-to-use search service and improve infrastructure while expanding workforce, markets, and developing new products like Gmail, Google Drive, and advertising services. Google's strategy involves earning money primarily through advertising, enticing people to use services that deliver ads or collect user data to improve ad targeting, and allowing employees to experiment with new projects.
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
Running Head DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE DIAGNOSING THE C.docxjoellemurphey
Running Head: DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
Diagnosing the Change
Within Google and YouTube Using the Star Model
Abstract
This paper uses the star model to diagnose how Google and YouTube execute their change mission. Both websites are under the Google Inc. leadership, whose goal is to provide free useful information, while profiting from online advertising. Google Inc. supports its strategy by investing in research and development, outlining a clear mission statement for employees, and rewarding network members by sharing advertising revenue. The paper also covers Google Inc.’s SWOT analysis. It is a leader in the web search and video sharing industry, and makes most of its profit from the growing internet advertising business. However, Google Inc. is facing steep competition from other companies in the industry, and some of its attempts to explore other ventures have failed.
Introduction
The internet continues to grow exponentially as more people from around the world gain access. One of the most interesting things about the internet is that it is very democratic. Anyone can purchase a web page with very little capital and share their opinions. Another reason for the growth in internet usage is that there are more platforms with internet usage capabilities, such as cell phones, and motor vehicles. Advertisers cannot ignore this growth in internet usage. In fact, the revenue from internet advertising is catching up with the revenue of TV advertising. This creates opportunities for web-based companies to increase their profits. Google and YouTube are profiting from this shift in advertising by adopting advertising based platforms. This paper covers their strategies, people and practices, structure, rewards system, and SWOT analysis.
Strategy
Google and YouTube are under the same leadership, with very similar strategies to success. As mentioned in previous papers Google and YouTube lacked direction when both companies began. Under new leadership, profitability was added to the equation, using an advertising model. The new leadership saw both companies as game changers due to the competitive advantage of the growth in internet use, the popularity of search engine use, and the increasing power of video sharing. Both companies were/are leaders in their sectors.
Google Inc’s leaders had a clear vision for both companies, to provide free and useful information/products, while profiting from advertising. This way, users of the free products and information can advertise Google and YouTube, reducing the need for a widespread advertising campaign. For example, college students learn about various topics watching YouTube videos, while drivers all over the country benefit from Google maps. When those users talk about the benefits of using these features, Google Inc. gets free advertising, while profiting from businesses advertising on both websites.
People and Practices
Its ...
Google Recommendations and Implementations Strategiesgbrynza
This group paper was written in my Managing Organizations class with Dr. Chio at the University of Washington Tacoma. This paper describes the recommendations and implementation strategies to be taken when the SWOT Analysis of Google was revealed.
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
Running Head DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE DIAGNOSING THE C.docxjoellemurphey
Running Head: DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
DIAGNOSING THE CHANGE
Diagnosing the Change
Within Google and YouTube Using the Star Model
Abstract
This paper uses the star model to diagnose how Google and YouTube execute their change mission. Both websites are under the Google Inc. leadership, whose goal is to provide free useful information, while profiting from online advertising. Google Inc. supports its strategy by investing in research and development, outlining a clear mission statement for employees, and rewarding network members by sharing advertising revenue. The paper also covers Google Inc.’s SWOT analysis. It is a leader in the web search and video sharing industry, and makes most of its profit from the growing internet advertising business. However, Google Inc. is facing steep competition from other companies in the industry, and some of its attempts to explore other ventures have failed.
Introduction
The internet continues to grow exponentially as more people from around the world gain access. One of the most interesting things about the internet is that it is very democratic. Anyone can purchase a web page with very little capital and share their opinions. Another reason for the growth in internet usage is that there are more platforms with internet usage capabilities, such as cell phones, and motor vehicles. Advertisers cannot ignore this growth in internet usage. In fact, the revenue from internet advertising is catching up with the revenue of TV advertising. This creates opportunities for web-based companies to increase their profits. Google and YouTube are profiting from this shift in advertising by adopting advertising based platforms. This paper covers their strategies, people and practices, structure, rewards system, and SWOT analysis.
Strategy
Google and YouTube are under the same leadership, with very similar strategies to success. As mentioned in previous papers Google and YouTube lacked direction when both companies began. Under new leadership, profitability was added to the equation, using an advertising model. The new leadership saw both companies as game changers due to the competitive advantage of the growth in internet use, the popularity of search engine use, and the increasing power of video sharing. Both companies were/are leaders in their sectors.
Google Inc’s leaders had a clear vision for both companies, to provide free and useful information/products, while profiting from advertising. This way, users of the free products and information can advertise Google and YouTube, reducing the need for a widespread advertising campaign. For example, college students learn about various topics watching YouTube videos, while drivers all over the country benefit from Google maps. When those users talk about the benefits of using these features, Google Inc. gets free advertising, while profiting from businesses advertising on both websites.
People and Practices
Its ...
Google Recommendations and Implementations Strategiesgbrynza
This group paper was written in my Managing Organizations class with Dr. Chio at the University of Washington Tacoma. This paper describes the recommendations and implementation strategies to be taken when the SWOT Analysis of Google was revealed.
Strategic management
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Running head WEEK 3 ASSIGNMENT 1 1WEEK 3 ASSIGMENT 16We.docxrtodd599
Running head: WEEK 3 ASSIGNMENT 1
1
WEEK 3 ASSIGMENT 1
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Week 3 Assignment 1
Nikema Foster-Carrero
Strayer University
BUS499 Business Administration Capstone
Dr. Brian C. Grizzell
Date July 22, 2018
Week 3 Assignment 1
Introduction
The company that I have chosen to discuss in this writing assignment is Google. Starting as Backrub by two graduate students who had the vision to create a search engine with links attached to the world wide web. Google is a leading technology company that consists of vast amounts of software and hardware that is available worldwide. Their unconventional methods were the basis Google was founded by and they are continuing by creating hundreds of products used daily by millions of people and majority of their services are free. Their headquarters is in Parkway in Mountain View, California, United States. As of now, this company has developed and implemented the mechanisms that have enabled it to compete effectively in the global realm of Information technology. Also, the company has heavily invested in the most modern programs and services that have enabled it to consolidate its global business status.
In this paper I will be discussing how globalization and technology changes have impacted Google, how the company can earn above average returns based on the industrial organizations model, how the vision and mission statement influences its’ overall success, and how each category of stakeholder impacts the success of the company.
Globalization
Since Google has dominated the search engine industry, it seems only fair for them to dominate the rest of world, right? Google is a leader in reaching a global market. In 2005, the company decided it was going to expand their market to China, Europe, and Japan. Today, Google serves over 100 countries however, 25 of them are partially blocked. Although you would think that Google would be in competition with Bing or Yahoo, according to an article from searchengineland.com the Executive Chairman, Eric Schmidt stated that their biggest search competitor is Amazon. Apple and Facebook are among the global competiors. These companies are also innovative which creates heat for Google. Although Android controls majority of the market, Apple’s innovative creations can’t be ignored. The article also states that Facebook and Google combined make up more than 50 percent of the overall markets, from a mobile and market share perspective.
Technology
Technology evolves at a speed of 18 months according to Moore’s Law which is also known as technology diffusion. According to the text book disruptive technology destroy the value of an existing technology and creates new ones and new products contribute to the information age. Google’s strategy always keeps consumers fresh with new technology that is designed to never keep the consumer waiting. They are surpassing their competitors with items such as Google Duplex which is a speaker like Amazon’s Alexa, Gmail upgrades, Google Maps, .
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Strategic management
MBA
Google diversification
google strategy
google vision & mission
google future statement
google chrome
google android system
recommendations
google recent progress
Running head WEEK 3 ASSIGNMENT 1 1WEEK 3 ASSIGMENT 16We.docxrtodd599
Running head: WEEK 3 ASSIGNMENT 1
1
WEEK 3 ASSIGMENT 1
6
Week 3 Assignment 1
Nikema Foster-Carrero
Strayer University
BUS499 Business Administration Capstone
Dr. Brian C. Grizzell
Date July 22, 2018
Week 3 Assignment 1
Introduction
The company that I have chosen to discuss in this writing assignment is Google. Starting as Backrub by two graduate students who had the vision to create a search engine with links attached to the world wide web. Google is a leading technology company that consists of vast amounts of software and hardware that is available worldwide. Their unconventional methods were the basis Google was founded by and they are continuing by creating hundreds of products used daily by millions of people and majority of their services are free. Their headquarters is in Parkway in Mountain View, California, United States. As of now, this company has developed and implemented the mechanisms that have enabled it to compete effectively in the global realm of Information technology. Also, the company has heavily invested in the most modern programs and services that have enabled it to consolidate its global business status.
In this paper I will be discussing how globalization and technology changes have impacted Google, how the company can earn above average returns based on the industrial organizations model, how the vision and mission statement influences its’ overall success, and how each category of stakeholder impacts the success of the company.
Globalization
Since Google has dominated the search engine industry, it seems only fair for them to dominate the rest of world, right? Google is a leader in reaching a global market. In 2005, the company decided it was going to expand their market to China, Europe, and Japan. Today, Google serves over 100 countries however, 25 of them are partially blocked. Although you would think that Google would be in competition with Bing or Yahoo, according to an article from searchengineland.com the Executive Chairman, Eric Schmidt stated that their biggest search competitor is Amazon. Apple and Facebook are among the global competiors. These companies are also innovative which creates heat for Google. Although Android controls majority of the market, Apple’s innovative creations can’t be ignored. The article also states that Facebook and Google combined make up more than 50 percent of the overall markets, from a mobile and market share perspective.
Technology
Technology evolves at a speed of 18 months according to Moore’s Law which is also known as technology diffusion. According to the text book disruptive technology destroy the value of an existing technology and creates new ones and new products contribute to the information age. Google’s strategy always keeps consumers fresh with new technology that is designed to never keep the consumer waiting. They are surpassing their competitors with items such as Google Duplex which is a speaker like Amazon’s Alexa, Gmail upgrades, Google Maps, .
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Implicitly or explicitly all competing businesses employ a strategy to select a mix
of marketing resources. Formulating such competitive strategies fundamentally
involves recognizing relationships between elements of the marketing mix (e.g.,
price and product quality), as well as assessing competitive and market conditions
(i.e., industry structure in the language of economics).
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A Memorandum of Association (MOA) is a legal document that outlines the fundamental principles and objectives upon which a company operates. It serves as the company's charter or constitution and defines the scope of its activities. Here's a detailed note on the MOA:
Contents of Memorandum of Association:
Name Clause: This clause states the name of the company, which should end with words like "Limited" or "Ltd." for a public limited company and "Private Limited" or "Pvt. Ltd." for a private limited company.
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Registered Office Clause: It specifies the location where the company's registered office is situated. This office is where all official communications and notices are sent.
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Association Clause: It simply states that the subscribers wish to form a company and agree to become members of it, in accordance with the terms of the MOA.
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2. • Google's vision statement is “to provide access to the world's information in one
click.” The company's nature of business is a direct manifestation of this vision
statement. For instance, Google's most popular product is its search engine service.
• Google had a clear vision of what it wanted to become as it lived to achieve its vision
statement through its search engine service which is its most popular product.
3. • Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally
accessible and useful. That's why Search makes it easy to discover a broad range
of information from a wide variety of sources.
• The mission is customer-oriented, which means that Google is focused on
customers' needs instead of focusing on certain products or services.
4. Google’s Objectives
• Google’s main focus is to push the limits of existing technology to provide a fast,
accurate and easy-to-use service that anyone seeking information can access.
Google has been focusing on providing the best user experience possible. Its key
ingredients are relevance, comprehensiveness, freshness and speed providing
users with best possible result.
• Google wants to have an improved infrastructure to make their engineers more
productive. They want to expand the workforce for anticipated growth, expand
further into international markets, and continue developing new products.
5. • Google wants to push their ad system since they take it very seriously. In addition,
support thousands of advertisers to use Google’s AdWords program advertising.
• It also focuses on innovation and make sure that their tools are running
everywhere. Similarly, competitor like Apple, Facebook has been attacking Google
from all side so they focus on development and research to bring new products to
users.
6. • These include productivity tools such as Gmail and Google Drive, enterprise products such as Google
Search Appliance, online advertising and publishing services such as AdWords and AdSense, and other
online services such as Google News, Google Translate, and Google Maps, among others.
• Google further corners these technology-dependent consumers by making other businesses from
other industries and sectors dependent on its services and products. The result is an ecosystem of
various businesses, brands, and products and services wherein Google plays an influential role.
The billion-dollar advertising business remains the fuel that keeps Google running. Note that the
Internet giant is both a technology and a media company. The aforementioned strategies involving
diversification, acquisition, and vertical industry integration are all sustained and improved further to
supplement this advertising business.
7. The 4E's of Google Strategy
• Google has an experimental culture that empowers employees, but ultimately
defends its core. The approach can be broken down into four parts.
• The first part is 'Earn'. Google makes 95% of its money from advertising. Even
though other parts of its business are growing faster, it's not going to morph into
a chain of waffle houses anytime soon.
8. • The second part of the strategy involves enticing people to use services that can
either deliver ads or collect data to improve targeting. Others fall into the Expand
category where Google seeks to increase internet usage. If you're online more,
Google knows it will ultimately benefit. That explains projects like self-driving cars
or Wi-Fi balloons in Africa.
• Finally, Google lets employees experiment. Some become full-fledged products.
Other experiments are "big-bets" on things like solar or investments by Google
Ventures in promising startups it might someday ingest