Google chief Larry Page has shared the secret to his success: the wealthy person programme scholar reckons corporations should create their products 10 times better than their rivals to be successful.
The grin geek, worth about $20bn, additionally believes his fellow business barons ought to seldom have faith in their opponents once springing up with "moon shot" ideas, like Google's project to make cars that safely drive themselves.
"It’s laborious to seek out actual examples of very superb things that happened only because of competition," Page aforementioned in an exceedingly WiReD mag interview. The Google co-founder added:
Companies fail because they are doing the wrong things or they aren’t formidable, not because of litigation or competition.
However Page wasn't higher than handing out a couple of snarky remarks about Facebook and Apple. Even before Mark Zuckerberg's social network proclaimed Graph Search - an effort at Google's search mastery - Page aforementioned Facebook is "doing a extremely dangerous job on their products", adding that the Google+ social network wasn't introduced merely to knock Facebook down a peg or 2.
As for Apple, it wasn't formidable enough, the Google business executive insinuated. The Tim Cook-led iPhone maker is too timid, we're told:
We have all this cash, we've of these folks, why aren’t we have a tendency to doing a lot of stuff? you may say that Apple solely does a awfully, terribly small range of things, and that’s working practically for them. however I find that unsatisfying.
He additionally dismissed the patent "thermonuclear war" instigated by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs against Google's mobile software Android: "How well is that working?" Page mused.
And he born in an exceedingly coy relevance how good Google Maps is after the to-do with Apple's crap maps app: "We’ve been performing on Maps for a protracted time, and it’s nice to examine folks realise that we’ve place lots of effort and investment into it. That’s clearly a lot of appreciated now."
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