google (basic)
TRANSCRIPT
BUS 101 Presentation
1.Nazrul
Islam
2.Omar
Faruq
3.Ashraf
Ali
Parvez
4. Md Ekram
Islam
Group Members
Session-1
• Introducing Google
• History
• Mission and Vision
Session-2
• Formation of business
• Google products
• Source of revenue
Session-3
• Industry Overview
• Competitors
• Swot analysis
Session-4
• Product designing
• Appropriate pricing
• Promotional strategies for customers
• Conclusion
Contents:
Introduction to Google
Google is a search engine company which was founded in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry page.Over than 75 percent of worldwide online search requests are handled by google.Itsheadquarters address are in Mountain view,California.
The History of Google
Sergey Brin and Larry Page at first met asgraduate students at Stanford Univesity.They were Phd students at StanfordUniversity.Google starded as a research project by LarryPage and Sergey Brin.In their research project they figured out a plan to create a search engine that ranked websites that linked tothat site(and at last came up with the googlewe accept today).
Google’s first web page
Larry Page
Sergey Brin
Mission of Google
Google’s mission is very short and sweet. Many peopledefine their mission as vision statement.
Google’s mission: 1. Focusing on the user and 2. To do the best thing 3. Not to be slow,to be fast.4. Democracy on the web works.
Google was registered as a corporation on September in 1997.Earlier in 1996 Google was just research project lead by Larry page and Sergey brinThen they decided to make it a compnay.Back then it was a Private company. At this moment Google is a public multinational corporation specializing in internet related services and products.
The form of business
• Research Project1996
• Partnership Business96-97
• Multinational Corporation1997
The latest Google earning calls might have disappointed investors there no reason to pity Google.The generated $37.9 billion largely due to advertising, which continues to grow. Main Sources of revenue are:AdvertisingGoogle Play storeMotorola Mobility
Moreover, the top industries contributing to Google’s earning are: Finance and insurance--$4.0 billion Retailers and General merchandise --$2.8 billion Travel and tourism --$2.4 billion Jobs and education -- $2.2 billion Home and garden -- $ 2.1 billion Computer and consumer electronics --$2.0 billion Vehicles --$ 2.0 billion Internate and telecommunications -- $ 1.7 billion Business and industrial --$ 1.6 billion Occasions and gifts--$1.2 billion
Sources of Revenue:
Industry Overview:
Telecom
And robot
equipment
Internet
And
Computer
software
Public Multinational Corporation
Comparison Google Yahoo! bing Facebook Amazon.com Apple
1.Industry *Internet
*Computer
Software
*Telecoms
*Internet
*Computer
Software
*Web search
engine
Owned by
Microsoft
Internet internet *Computer
hardware
*computer
software
*consumer
electronics
*Digital
distribution
2.Employees 55,030*(2014
)
12,200
(2013)
N/A 8,348 (2014) 132,600(2014
)
98,000(2014
)
3.Sources of
revenue
*Google websites
*Ads
*Motorola
mobility
*Google play store
*Display
Advertising
*Search
advertising
*Yahoo mail Pro
*Flickr Pro
N/A *Advertising
*Mobile
Advertising
Games
*Facebook gift
shops
credits
*Amazon Kindle
*Media
*Electronics
*iphone
*ipad
*Mac
*ipd
*itunes and app
store
*Accessories
4.Revenue
per annum
US $ 59.825 billion
(2013)
US $ 4.68 billion
(2013)N/A US $ 7.87 billion
(2013)
US $ 74.45 billion
(2013)
US $ 182.795
billion (2013)
68%
17%
5%
1%
7%
2%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Android ios Apple BlackBerry Symbian Windows Phone Others
Mobile Market Share
Mobile Market Share
SWOT
Strength
1.Search engine leader
2.Management system
3.Effective advertising system
4.Innovations
5.Best Working environment
6.Brand image Weakness
1.Few sources of income
2.Providing too many free productsOpportunities
1.Advertising system
2.New innovative products
3.Useful apps
Threats
1.Strong Competitors
2.Hacking and security issue
3.Privacy issue
4.Easy access to Obscene sites
Marketing Strategies :
1. Product designing.
2. Appropriate pricing.
3. Promotional strategies for reaching
customers.
4. Conclusion.