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And they'd have landed a few hits by now if their internal incentive structure didn't prohibit follow-through. Have they fixed that yet?
by jjoonathan 6y ago
And they'd have landed a few hits by now if their internal incentive structure didn't prohibit follow-through. Have they fixed that yet?
- x0x0 6y agogiven the 6m disclosed G Suite customers, they only need an average revenue of $167/u/y ($13.9/u/m) to have a billion dollar business. Given their pricing structure, I'd guess they are most likely close or past that run rate.
- scarface74 6y agoGoogle made $162 billion last year. GSuite would be a little over 0.5% of their revenue if that were the case. How much of that would translate to profit? I would think though GSuite/Chromebooks would be a success story because of the education market.
- x0x0 6y agoI have no idea how much profits G Suite make (or don't). Nonetheless, billion dollar opportunities don't grow on trees. They have tons of neighboring area to grow into -- ADFS, directory, IdP, etc.
- scarface74 6y ago$1 billion dollar revenue opportunities are child’s play for large tech companies. The profit margins are what matter.