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    Waymo: The Self-Driving Car Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your car do the driving for you? To have it so that you could just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride? Well now, thanks to Google and advanced technology, this idea is highly possible. They have created the new self-driving car, known as Waymo. This new innovation could be a light to the future, and could possibly make getting around easier for millions of people. First of all, Waymo is a company that was…

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    has searched for sports gear (or is viewing a sports article) would see ads relevant to sports. Third Party Ad servers are used so that each individual web domain host can focus on the actual content of their page instead of the ads to be displayed. Google can manage and track the performance of advertisers on their site. Publishers determine which ad servers’ ads to show to which users. Domain publishers collect information (gender, age, job field, interests, etc) to share with ad servers to…

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    share with the entire world. When my partner Sergey Brin and I developed our search engine, Google, I had the image of a librarian that knew everything in my head (“The Widespread Impact”). Thus, Google started out by matching the words someone typed to links in a database, organizing information like a library organized books. However, I believe that somewhere in this technological horizon rising upon us, Google can become more than a search engine. “When you type in a query… we know deeply…

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    Google’s Case Study 1. What do you think of the idea of Google correlating personal traits from the employees’ answers on the survey to their performance, and then using that as the basis for screening job candidates? In other words, is it or is it not a good idea? Please explain your answer. Google states that in their survey they have gathered responses from their current employees relating to 300 variables that include performance on standardized tests, how old they were when they first used…

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    Facten Case Study

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    2.1 Company Profile Facten is a privately held company headquartered in Paris, France. Founded from years of research in machine learning and semantic search, Facten invented a fundamentally different way to scan massive bases of scientific information to find hard to spot, yet critical segments of scientists working on the technologies that Facten customers sell (Facten 2016). Facten is Software as a Service application to help companies selling to Life Science Academics discovers, profile and…

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    A few years ago, Google launched Project Oxygen, a research and comprehensive program to compare and contrast key management behaviours and cultivates them through communication and training. It identified desirable management traits which it offered to its employees. It became so popular that employees later adopted it hence significant improvements in multiple areas of managerial effectiveness and performance. After the review, Project Oxygen identified eight behaviours followed by…

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    Google Pixel Case Study

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    Assignment 3 – Google Pixel Organization Google was established in 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. understudies at Stanford University, California. Google today is a multinational technology company with its headquarters in Mountain View, California. It operates in areas of Internet-related products and services that incorporate web based advertising technologies, search engine, cloud computing, software, and hardware. A large portion of its income are derived from…

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    Pokemon Go Game Analysis

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    The first good design of Pokémon Go game that have been analyze is the game have effective onboarding process. The affective onboarding process that engage potential user such as simple registration process which is just using google click sign-on, besides that, easy and visual profile building process which is the easiest and quickest way to bring the user closer to the game is by allowing the user to personalization of their character, so that the user able to really feel they are in the game…

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    Learnings & Developments There are several learnings that Google implemented in their HR practices. Shift to Data-Based People Management decision • Google realized that for a company that dominates its respective spectrum by its focus and implementation on continuous innovation, it has to shift to people management. • The current practices of HR was 20th century principles, and risk averse instincts • Google came up with a new system and termed it as ‘People’s Analytics’. • The bedrock of…

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    Imagination Vs Reality

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    Imagination or reality? Based on Google, imagination is ‘the action of forming new ideas, or images, or concepts of external objects not present to the senses’ while reality is ‘the state of things as they actually exist’. These two terms - imagination and reality, may be seen as complete opposites but today, I will be telling you why imagination and reality might not be so different after all. Firstly, imagination shapes the way we view reality. The way we view reality then shapes our actions…

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