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Category Archives: Google
Interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt
This interesting interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt covers many topics: Sergey gives this nice speech about what is the biggest cost to Google. And everybody assumes it’s like engineers or something. He says, ‘opportunity costs‘ … The trick is … Continue reading
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Google Website Optimizer
Google’s Website Optimizer allows for multivariate testing of your website. Website Optimizer, Google’s free multivariate testing application, helps online marketers increase visitor conversion rates and overall visitor satisfaction by continually testing different combinations of site content (text and images). Rather … Continue reading
Posted in Design of Experiments, Google, IT, Management
Tagged Design of Experiments, experiments
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Using Google to Eliminate Some IT Costs
Computer Science 101: A Case Study In Google Applications [the broken link was removed]: Sannier plans to shut down the university’s own e-mail servers later this spring. When that happens, thousands more will move over. The portal provides access to … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Innovation, IT, Management
Tagged disruptive innovation, Google, Innovation, IT, waste
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Eric Schmidt Podcast – Google Innovation and Entrepreneurship
iinnovate podcast interview with Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google. “Normal sales quotas” – oops maybe Google can learn from others in this area. I found it interesting that Eric Schmidt teaches at Standford even while being the CEO of … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Innovation, IT, Management, webcast
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Google Millionaires
Last week, in Google’s Answer to Filling Jobs Is an Algorithm, I mentioned Google’s turnover was only 4%. This is the context within which I thought that was impressive: O Googlers, where art thou? by Verne Kopytoff: For Google, the … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Management
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Competing On The Basis Of Speed
Competing On The Basis Of Speed (webcast) [the broken link was removed] by Mary Poppendieck discussing complexity, queuing theory, and constant innovation. Google posts presentations given at the Googleplex (including this one). In this one, Mary presents lean ideas as … Continue reading
Posted in Google, IT, Lean thinking, Management, Software Development, webcast
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Google’s Answer to Filling Jobs Is an Algorithm
Google Answer to Filling Jobs Is an Algorithm. First, from a “what should I do,” view, I believe, Kevin Meyer’s advice is more appropriate: The False God of the Almighty Algorithm. But Google can do some things well that are … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Creativity, Google, Innovation, Management
Tagged Creativity, Google, hiring, Innovation
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Management Improvement Search Engine
Google has launched a nice new feature that allows users to create customized search results. I have talked about this idea before: Improve Google. Last year I posted about Rollyo, which allowed what Google now does (using Yahoo for the … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, curiouscat.com, Fun, Google, IT, Management
Tagged Google, tips
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Google Shifts Focus
It appears Google has decided it is time to put more resources into improving their many existing products (Gmail, News, Video, Maps, Picassa, Spreadsheets, Checkout, GoogleTalk, AdSense for Radio, GoogleReader, BlogSearch, GoogleGroups,…). That makes sense to me. When Google had … Continue reading
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Meeting Like Google
How to Run a Meeting Like Google [the broken link was removed], offers good advice like agendas distributed ahead of time, having a note taker… Instead, she encourages such comments as “The experimentation on the site shows that his design … Continue reading
