Business Management and Decision-making in Google : Report
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Table of ContentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY:............................................................................................................1INTRODUCITON...........................................................................................................................11). Google business strategies and its successful business:........................................................12. Challenges that the Google Management were facing in China operations:..........................23. Impact for the company by Google’s managers' possible decision making to shut down itsoperations:...................................................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:Google is one of the most innovative company in the world. As this makes the world onan internet. In 1998, Google was founded by its founder: Larry Page and Sergey Brin. At theinitial time, it started its business by taking license from its search engine to the third party sites.Its management policy is to hire right people for the right job. This also enables efficient teamdynamics and communication. Its main aim is to stimulate creativity and to make decisionswhich are simply relied upon the data.INTRODUCITONInternet becomes the most powerful tool through which diverse people thinks that diversethinkers believe that this had place the world a smaller place. Although, this can be said thatbusiness few exceptions, cross border organisation ever seems to challenging even thecontenders. Google’s move into China due its huge market, but along with this, this also raisedvarious ethical issues. Chinese authorities are notorious for their hard-line censorship rulesrelated to the Internet (Schmoldt and et. al., 2013). They took an organisation stance against riskcontent and also have objected to the sims computer game, fearing this would corrupt theircountry’s people specially youth. Any kind of content which was judged as probably threateningwas completely banned. Its main motto of the firm is that “Don’t be evil”.1). Google business strategies and its successful business:Few of the global business thinks, that company needs to make certain thinker whichwould ultimately makes the business sustainable and achievable. Google’s senior managers’steps were accessible to huge market, but this would likewise raise few ethical issues. Chineseauthorities are crucial to a huge market share, but this also makes most of the ethical issues.Although, this can be said that the Chinese government notorious for their hard-line censorshiprules which applied on the international business.Stakeholder: An individual or company whose interests might be influenced as theemergence of what other individual does.Stakeholder analysis: This is the tool which company could implement to determine andevaluate the crucial things of main people, group of people, or organisations which might crucialaffect the growth of company’s business.1
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