Why Are The Biggest Tech Companies So Dominant? - Alex Kantrowitz - #174
Alex Kantrowitz is a Senior Tech Reporter at Buzzfeed and an author.
The biggest tech companies on the planet are incredibly dominant and today we discover what is inside each of them that drives their competitive edge.
Expect to learn why powerpoint is banned from Amazon, what a one-to-one meeting with Mark Zuckerberg is like, why Apple might need systemic change if they're not going to fall behind, how Microsoft was turned around by a single man, why CeeLo Green is a good spokesperson and much more...
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