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I tend to believe it's not a race anymore, and having a strategy is the start of the end. Google should utilize it's manpower on something visionary. I guess
by eiji 16y ago
I tend to believe it's not a race anymore, and having a strategy is the start of the end.
Google should utilize it's manpower on something visionary.
I guess I wait for the time, Neal Stephenson's metaverse becomes reality.
With all the expertise in gmaps, search and scale, add some kinect to the mix, and buy second life for a change, and you could get very close.
Create a new exciting virtual place/space, and the crowd will show up. I can only hope they are working on something good. Just another gmail feature, or some +1 clutter in my search window will not fix this. Google was never the fun place on the web, only a tool to get a job done, and with every year, that brand become more of burden to even enter anything social.
- Chocobean 16y agoWhy is it not a race anymore? Even if you're Hussein Bolt, the race is still on: set new records, challenge others, show boat. And why is "having a strategy the start of the end"? You seem to imply that it isn't because Google's strategy is flawed, but that having any kind of strategy is a sign of the end times. Surely all organizations, even a colony of bacteria, will need a strategy.