For Larry Page and Sergey Brin, bossing around and enjoying a luxury life isn’t an easy job they always find ways towards innovation and Alphabet is their master key. They have already launched some of their visions through wings like Nest Labs (smart home products) Calico (research on longevity of life) and Google X (mysterious moonshot projects) Google Ventures (Investment) and Google Capital. None of this would have happened-had Google leadership kept themselves busy in just management and administration. However, as Larry also emphasized in the opening line of his latest posts that ‘Google is not a conventional company.’ We have witnessed these words manifest as the duo took insane ventures like YouTube, Google Map, Chrome and Android. They did a fantastic job raising Google, from a seedling to its current empire status. With the creation of Alphabet, Page has expanded his area of influence, leaving management-oriented tasks on the shoulder of subsidiaries, consequentially earning more time for creativity. Theirs is one of the most ambitious and productive partnership we have ever seen that changed the way we people look at the internet. Page and Brin are passionate people, filled with uncontrollable ideas. Twitter and Impossible Foods has been the most prominent names in the hearsay, but nothing is for sure until it comes out from the Larry’s own mouth. This is our first clue, the Alphabet might be on a collision course with some companies and may acquire them. Larry Page’s Blog clearly indicates that they are diversifying and Google as an internet company was not sufficient enough to accommodate the future ventures its leadership has in mind. How Would Alphabet Benefit The Founders? Alphabet Inc President Sergey Brin (Left) and CEO Larry Page (Right) However, the actual implications are really a far cry from what appears on the surface. Google is a giant enterprise, the update had a hammering effect on the experts around the world who failed to outline why would Google made such a move, why now of all the times? Larry’s explanation was brief and curbed down upheaval in the blogosphere. The news was published on Google’s official blog by the then CEO Larry Page, which left no space for rumors or doubts that it was going to happen. The announcement first came on this year’s August 10 th, as headlines around the world overwhelmed the internet that Google Inc. Google Child companies are now subordinate to Alphabet, with Google being the biggest subsidiary. This means a lot and shows that the successor entity is at more liberty to perform certain ventures. and inherited all its shares.Īlphabet is not carrying Google’s famous ‘Don’t be the Evil’ motto in its Code of Conduct. Larry Page is now CEO of Alphabet while Sergey Brin Presides of the conglomerate.Īlphabet Inc. What Else Changed? Sundar Pichai, CEO Google
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