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谷歌收缩战线 化繁为简谋战略整合管理（Google contraction front to simplify strategy integration management） Google for some of the business is not optimistic, like autumn leaves, decisively abandoned. Its chief executive, Larry page, announced on Friday that it would shut down 10 edge businesses, covering social search, desktop software, web security, and other fields. At the same time, for some promising business, Google spared no effort to use all resources to promote. The day before, Google promotion of a group purchase transaction in the website home page, this is a rare property with its high quality network advertising examples for the company. In addition, Google has recently acquired digital shopping coupons and incentive program provider Zave Networks to enhance its business team. This shows that Google is trying to enter the group buying market. For Google, the platform may not be a good way to kill, and some focus, focusing on advantages of resources, rooted user experience, simplify the complex in order to maximize the value. Chop business, Google autumn cleaning It is reported that Googles closing products: Aardvark (Desktop, Q a website) (desktop sidebar), Fast Flip, Google news visual search Maps API for Flash, Google Pack (free software package), Google Web Security (Image Labeler, network security products) (image tag game), Notebook, allows users to comment on the Sidewiki and Subscribed Links on any website. In these projects, there are some big projects which have been highly anticipated by Google. For example, a free question and answer website, Aardvark, was purchased last February for $50 million. Users can ask questions via Aardvark, Twitter, Google, Chat, or e-mail to get answers from Aardvark. As of October last year, Aardvark has more than 90 thousand users; the application of Fast Flip to read newspapers is the vice president of Google beauty Marisa? Meijer (Marissa Mayer) was launched on the TechCrunch50 conference in 2009; and in 2004 Google launched PC