Category: Google

  • The Analysis of the Google Sustainability Campaign

    The Sustainability campaign was launched by Google in 2007 and targeted the improvement of the ecological situation on the planet. The campaign promotes carbon neutrality for businesses and states that Google wants to become carbon-free by 2030 (Google, n.d.). Being primarily a service provider, Google sets an example for other companies in creating environmentally-beneficial projects…

  • The European Commission and Google

    The lawsuit filed by the European Commission against Google has become one of the landmark legal battles for the right to privacy. Having drawn a legal line between the right for a company to promote its product and the right of individuals to retain their privacy, the specified case has set a crucial precedent (Amaro,…

  • Discussion on Google Recruitment

    Google encourages its employees to communicate freely with upper management. This openness, combined with a genuine feeling of caring, has made the company an industry leader in employee satisfaction. Additionally, when hiring new employees, Google prioritizes four main characteristics: intelligence, leadership, googlability, and relevant experience. Intelligence suggests that Google is seeking individuals with high intelligence…

  • Alphabet and Google Companies Strategic Directions

    External Environment Opportunities and Threats The creation of the Alphabet has presented a variety of new opportunities. For Google, the launch of a new parent firm gave an opportunity to concentrate on working as a highly successful and leading searching engine and allowed it to focus on developing digital ads and beating its strong competitors…

  • Google Company: Digital Media Transformation

    Why Google Missed the Video Opportunity Google Strategies Having been hugely successful as a web search engine, Google Inc. decided to expand its portfolio by launching a video sharing engine known as Google Video. However, this move was not as successful as they had hoped. The failure resulted from the strategy that the company implemented.…

  • Googles Monopoly in the Search Engine Industry

    Table of Contents Introduction The Search Engine Industry Analysis Conclusion References Introduction The internet search industry has experienced a rapid increase since its discovery. Search engines rank the highest among the most visited sites on the internet. The fact that they focus on providing relevant information from the internet to the consumers has significantly contributed…

  • Google E-Business Model and Its Success Factors

    Summary The Internet Age brought about significant changes in the way people conducted business. New business models emerged to replace traditional business models. Google is among the e-business models that emerged to take advantage of technologies and innovation. The search engine giant needs no introduction. The company derives its success from a highly innovative e-business…

  • Training and Implementing Change in an Organization: Google Case

    Table of Contents Introduction Significance of Training Strategic Process of Training Strategic Training: Google Example Relationships Between Training and Organization Behavior Googles Training Methods for Implementing Changes Training Leaders: Basic Features Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Any organizational changes in firms of various sizes require preparation and appropriate planning aimed at analyzing the progress and potential…

  • Google Companys Effective Marketing Strategies

    Google is one of the most well-known technology companies in the world. The span of Googles services encompasses a variety of Internet-related services, including a search engine, online advertising technologies, software, and hardware. Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded the company in 1998 (OConnell). As of 2020, Sundar Pichai is Googles chief executive officer (OConnell).…

  • Strategic Analysis of Google

    Table of Contents An Introduction to Google SWOT Analysis Customers Competitive Analysis Summary An Introduction to Google Google was founded in 1998 by couple of students from Stanford University. Like many other businesses, a need of an efficient search engine was felt and there was a gap in the market which lead to the foundation…