How Google Works

A look in How Google Works

I was first exposed to this word [Google] in fifth grade, Thanks Mr. Holstein. I could never imagine how this word would be integrated into my lifestyle. Whether work or play I've used a google product to complete a daily task, specifically in my "responsible" adult years. In it's beginnings, I have to say I wasn't a fan of Google anything. There are still some things I still don't "agree" with in my experience with their products,  (look on a post regarding the user experience of google products coming soon.) But, would I've noticed is that they are great adapters and they learn quick. They offer products to consumers to play with and build accordingly. So most times than often they build products with me, the user, in mind.

As UXA I appreciate the level of effort brought forth in openly fashioning the journey of questioning big business overall and most importantly their existence within. This abstract provides great incentive and insight on the process of user research and ux strategy. The book, I'm sure, goes much more in depth, but as a teaser this sparks the conversation of how other mammoth corporation will pivot there business models in this everchanging information age. But, enough of my thoughts check it out yourselves.

In this post TheUsersexperience shares this visual preview of How Google Works.

How Google Works from Eric Schmidt

You can pick up a copy of How Google Works here or www.howgoogleworks.net