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Google’s Strategic Future (2010)

Google Inc. is a leading internet search engine company founded in 1995. By 2010, Google's revenue reached $29 billion. Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Some key opportunities for Google include the growing number of mobile internet users and expanding its fiber cable network. However, threats include increased competition from companies like Microsoft and relying heavily on advertising as its main source of income. Going forward, Google should leverage its strong financial position and technology to partner with other companies and develop more mobile applications to capitalize on the rising mobile user trend.

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Google’s Strategic Future (2010)

Google Inc. is a leading internet search engine company founded in 1995. By 2010, Google's revenue reached $29 billion. Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Some key opportunities for Google include the growing number of mobile internet users and expanding its fiber cable network. However, threats include increased competition from companies like Microsoft and relying heavily on advertising as its main source of income. Going forward, Google should leverage its strong financial position and technology to partner with other companies and develop more mobile applications to capitalize on the rising mobile user trend.

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Topic Name:

Google Inc. (2010): The


Future
of the Internet Search Engine
1

Current Situation
Current Performance:
1995
1. Founded by Larry
exceeded
Page and Sergey.
Brin.
2. Google.com was
registered
On 15 of Sept 2997.

2006

2010
1. Revenue
$29 billion

1.Net revenue becomes $10.6


billion

Cont
Mission:
1. Google's mission is to organize the world's information
and make it universally accessible and useful

Vision:
1. Organize Worlds Information & make it universally
accessible and useful.
2. Make it useful from desktop, laptop and even through
from mobile.

Corporate Governance
A. Board of Directors:
Alan Eustace
Senior Vice President, Knowledge
Salar Kamangar
Senior Vice President, YouTube & Video
Sridhar Ramaswamy Senior Vice President, Ads & Commerce

B. Top Management:
Larry Page
Eric E. Schmidt
Sergey Brin

CEO and Co-Founder


Executive Chairman
Co-Founder

External Environment
General Environment:
Political
Economic
Socio-cultural
Technological

Cont.

Political:
The bad political relations between US and the other
world have bad outcomes for the company.
7

Cont...
Economic:
Average age of internet users is about 25.

There is a gap on Internet connectivity in Urban


and rural areas.

Cont...

Socio-cultural:
Most users were young age group.

Internet users were the well-educated group.


Most of internet usage was concentrated around cities.

Cont

Technological:

Technology is obviously always improving and


Google has taken specific measures to make sure
it does not fall behind.

10

Cont
Industry Environment:
Threats of New Entrants .
Threat of Substitutes .
Rivalry among existing competitors.
Bargaining Power of Suppliers .
Bargaining Power of Customers.

11

Threats of New Entrants (Low)

Due to high barriers it is more difficult for new


competitor to enter into the market.

For a new company it will be very difficult to take


over such customer loyalty.

12

Threat of Substitutes (High)

A search engine would be based on the speed and


accuracy of the searching tools.

If skilled labor moves from one search generating


company to another so it can create huge losses.

13

Rivalry among existing


competitors(High)
Yahoo and Microsoft they are getting faster in
reaching the standards.

For the laws of online businesses have not yet been


defined properly so, the exploitation and
manipulation is easy.
14

Bargaining Power of Suppliers (Low)


Suppliers are different from different sectors so
competition level is too low.

High availability of supply.

15

Bargaining Power of Customers (Low)


89% of Googles revenues are derived from
advertising. However, no single account contributes
more than 3% to net revenue, and less than 5% of the
revenue is generated by any given network partner
site.

16

External Factor Analysis Summary(EFAS)


External Factor

Weight

Ratting

Weighted Score

O1. Growing number


of mobile internet users

20

100

O2. Obtaining patents


through acquisitions

15

60

O3. Google fiber


cables.

15

60

T1. Growing number of


mobile internet users

20

100

T2. Unprofitable
products

15

60

T3. Competition from


Microsoft

15

60

total

100

Treat

440
17

Comments

Internal Environment
Corporate Culture
Focus on global internet service provider.
Cost Efficiency.
Strong research and development department.

18

Internal Environment
Sales and Marketing
Reasonable Pricing : Introduce their product with
reasonable price.

Brand Loyalty : Always make it as a different


products compared to others

19

Internal Environment
Finance:
Total assets is USD $ 57,851 in million.

Annual revenue in USD $ 29,321 in million


Net income USD $ 8,505 in million.

20

Cont
Research and Development:

1. Google gives more focus on R&D to develop new products


and services each year.
2. Only R&D budget is $6.8 billion.

21

Core Competency
Unique to the enterprise.

Result from a mix of skill, resources and processes.


Invisible to competitors.

22

Internal Factor Analysis Summary(IFAS)


Internal Factor

Weight

Rating

Weighted Score

S1. Open source


products and services

20

100

S2. Financial situation

15

60

S3. Strong patents


portfolio

15

60

W1. Relies on one


source of income

20

100

W2. Unprofitable
products

15

60

W3. Patent litigations

15

60

Total

100

strengths

Weaknesses

440

23

Comments

(SFAS Table)
Strategic Factors

WEIGHT

RATING

WEIGHTED
SCORE

S1. Open source products and services

20

100

S2. Financial situation

15

60

W1. Relies on one source of income

20

100

W2. Unprofitable products

15

45

O1. Growing number of mobile internet users

20

100

O2. Google fiber cables.

15

60

T1. Growing number of mobile internet users

20

100

T2. Competition from Microsoft.

15

45

Total

610

SHORT
TERM

SHORT
TERM

LONG
TERM

Identification of strategic Issues(Tows Matrix)


Internal factors

Strength (S)
1. Open source products
and services
2. Financial situation

Weakness (W)
1. Relies on one source of
income
2. Unprofitable products

Opportunities (O)
1. Growing number of
mobile internet users
2. Google fiber cables.

SO Strategies:
Use financial position to
partner with more web
consoles and develop
mobile application.

WO Strategies:
Fiber industry can be another
source of money for the
company.

Threats (T)
1. Growing number of
mobile internet users.
2. Competition from
Microsoft.

ST Strategies:

WT Strategies:
Firm try to develop their
technology to catch the new
internet users.

External
factors

The firm must emphasize


efforts against the threats
of competition and
imitation
25

Strategic Alternatives & Recommendation


1. Use financial position to partner with more

web consoles and develop

mobile application.
Pros: Due to having innovative ideas they can capture more customer in the
market.
Cons: When they will work together then their believability will reduce and
it can be more harmful for the company next time.

2. The firm must emphasize efforts against the threats of


competition.
Pros: Help to beat the competitor and growth.
Cons: May effect in legal issue.

26

Cont
3. Fiber industry can be another source of money for the company.
Pros: Company can give more appearance to develop their technology.
Cons: Fiber industry has also many competitors.
4. Firm try to develop their technology to catch the new internet users.
Pros: Helps to enter the new market.

Cons: May effect on tradition.

27

Evaluation and Control

Mass-market portals can be harmful for Google's


independent growth.

They have a lot invest at R & D and have to be proactive in


order to compete with their competitors in the industry.

Google Should keep updating its technology and services


with the Same simplicity and comprehensiveness as it has
been since

28

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