Tag: platform confluence
platform confluence, google Google I/O 2021: horizontal integration and machine learning
Google I/O 2021 comes in light of one of the strongest quarters in the company’s history. And, to no surprise, the threads we already saw in the Q1 earnings call continue throughout I/O: retail and productivity.
platform confluence, amazon, apple, facebook, google When Platform Confluence becomes anti-competitive
An update to my concept of Platform Confluence and how it can lead to anti-competitive behavior.
seo, platform confluence, tech Online platforms progressively blend paid with organic results
Organic and paid results on Google, Bing, Amazon, Facebook, and Co are blending more into each other. In this post, you learn what to do about it.
google, Google's transformation, platform confluence Local Guides – another social network?
Influencers live between joke and necessity. We've seen the memes. But we also need curation, tastemakers, and thought leaders to cut through the noise in this information abundant world.
google, Google's transformation, platform confluence What we can learn from Google’s congressional hearing
Last Wednesday, on 7/29/20, Sundar Pichai answered to the American congress for anti-competitive behavior. In this article, I want to zoom in on interesting information that came to light in process: Google's conflict of interest and the resulting anti-competitive behavior, apparent ranking factors, and fear of competitors.
platform confluence, tech Apple’s path to Platform Confluence
Apple’s first ever remote WWDC last week emphasized three big shifts: The shift from in-person events to online keynotes Apple’s shift to its own chips Apple’s platform Confluence That online keynote and format was fantastic. It makes you question why they needed an audience in the first place. The shift from Intel’s chips to ARM […]
amazon, facebook, google, platform confluence Platform Confluence
Aggregation theory describes the shift of power from supply to demand, growth based on zero marginal cost, and direct relationships with users. Platforms like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others were able to become aggregators because of the internet. The next step in the evolution of aggregators is Platform Confluence: the combination of several apps and […]