Google, an innovation leader in the next 2-3 years ?? 🤔🤔 

​A quick poll done yesterday showed that sidelining the recent media headlines and the Bard fiasco, Google still can rule the day. 80 votes are small, but still. 

Four quick thoughts on scaling innovation rankings: 

1. Corporate: Google products are mostly consumer-centric, and Google Suite may be sold to SMEs - however, difficult to beat Microsoft’s enterprise machinery and strength in the next 2-3 years. Another area to shine is #cloudbusiness - with competition from #amazon and #microsoft. Google’s open approach can help, and an innovative outcome can support accelerating the sales cycle

2. Hardware: Google's #mobile hardware business has grown, and #apple is the main rival. While in the current downturn, consumers might have retreated, 2-3 years is enough time for Google to bring stellar and innovative new hardware products for the masses (aka mobile, watch, etc.)

3. Search: One of the biggest discussion points recently. Google still maintains a decent lead in the search and #mobileads business. Can Google innovate to deliver a knock-out punch!? How!? - Skilfully enhancing the search experience in #bard results and integrating more capabilities (charts, photos, locations, products, e-commerce, ads, etc.). Google has the background and the data to deliver this faster. 

4. Moonshots: Google is known to run cutting-edge internal projects called ‘Moonshots.’ In some cases spinning them - quantum computing group. A significant innovation outcome bet could be #waymo - Google’s #autonomousvehicles business. It opens up many possibilities where other tech giants are non-existent. Check more here - https://x.company/ 

So there is a huge scope. Let’s wait and watch what Google does.