From $ 40 (approximately) to an action figure that stands firmly below 30. According to analysts, is the harbinger of what will happen in the near future: a vertical collapse of the platform.
"Within ten years, will disappear in the same way Yahoo" thunders Eric Jackson , the founder of Ironfire Capital .
Yahoo is still making money, is still active, still has 13,000 employees working for it, but accounts for 10% of the estimated value in 2000. To all intents and purposes, disappeared in the stock.
The analyst says that the reasons that could lead to a collapse of Facebook are due to the speed that moves the system. The continued emergence of the mobile unit of the mobile Web experience are factors which conflict with this social network platform that finds it hard to adapt to this paradigm shift.
The world moves faster, it is becoming increasingly competitive. Facebook could also buy some mobile phone companies, but will always remain a great big web site, something quite different from the mobile app.
In this perspective be seen as recent acquisitions Instagram and development of applications targeted at specific sectors. The problem of the cabinet, however, is not only an issue related to Facebook. Even Google has had, initially, its problems, then focusing on the app and the mobile versions of their sites. A choice dictated by the experience in the field that Facebook can not boast.
How do you think Facebook will be in ten years? It will focus only on mobile or a crash is due to the impossibility of bringing (all) the platform on mobile devices?
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