People started to wonder about the reasons for releasing the Alphabet company.
They also started to ask about Google’s situation since releasing the new company.
Google is one of the most important and popular companies and its search engine is mostly used by many people.
So, Does Alphabet superior over Google? and Does Google’s joining a new company impact on the customers?
Alphabet is a big umbrella and under this umbrella, a huge amount of companies including Google.
Each company has its vision, mission, and products.
The most well-known companies in the Alphabet are:
Nest
It’s a hardware company and smart home automation.
Its main product is the thermostat. It’s an incredible invention.
It helps you to cool or warm your home temperature whenever you want, wherever you’re. Also, You’ll save money and energy instead of using air-condition and heater.
Calico
It invests in technology and entrepreneur and helps in expanding human life through several steps.
- Innovation
- Integrity
- Courage
- Accountability
- Collaboration
- Generosity of spirit
Google X
It’s the company that everybody knows now.
It has a huge amount of charming and unbelievable products.
Fiber
It’s a superfast internet service, it also produces awesome TV.
It’s available in many cities.
Who is the CEO of Google, and Alphabet?
Sundar Pichai is the current CEO of Google, while Larry Page is the CEO of Alphabet.
In conclusion
The foundation of Alphabet didn’t affect Google, although Google become Alphabet.
Googles’ customers didn’t feel that change.
The first reason is that some of Alphabet companies started to launch hardware products.
The second reason that the customers are permanent users of Google services only such as Gmail, Google Ads, Google Drive, Hangouts and Youtube. Therefore, the customers didn’t feel that switch.
Last but not least,
Google’s corporate mission is to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.”
Google’s corporate vision is to “provide access to the world’s information in one click.”
Alphabet to focus on broader aspirations than those that fit within Google’s mission of organizing the world’s information.
