subject: Aarkstore Enterprise Google Capitalism Emerging Market Research Aggregation [print this page] Google has been the most successful Internet company to date, a cash-making machine, dominating the online advertising market. Offering a large variety of online services for free, Google promotes the "do no evil" mantra to portray themselves as a platform, next-generation corporation that can peacefully coexist with and serve the online society. However, Google has accumulated enough market share and portfolio to effectively become an Internet monopoly.
In this report, we analyze the strategy pattern Google is following, which is similar to the one the Standard Oil Company followed more than a century ago. Based on this analysis, we make predictions of future strategies that are likely to be followed by Google and suggest possible corporate acquisition plans in the near and long-term future.
Learn about Google acquisition targets, and why the are targets, before you hear about them in the media!
Key Benefits:
- Analysis of Google business model
- Comparison of Google with the business patterns followed by Standard Oil
- Future strategy analysis of Google and the mobile market
- Analysis of Google as a service offerings and implications
- Analysis and insights on Google entering the TV and video distribution business
- Predictions on future company acquisitions
- Implications on service providers
Questions Answered in Report:
- How does Google make money and how can they sustain the current business model?
- Which markets will be directly affected by an expanding Google corporation?
- How can the Internet affect the financial system?
- How can Google affect the digital economy?
- How can Google and Tier-1 service providers complement and coexist?
- What value does Google bring to the mobile market?
- What kind of companies may be Google next acquisition targets?
