and for the techies to go beyond the traditional education system in India. And the lectures that are conducted by them are conducted by engineers who come from top tech companies. Apart from that, you also get to be a part of an aspirational learner community. And you also get access to one on one mentorship from experienced folks from the industry. So if you're somebody who wants to become capable enough to get a job at a world class product based company, check them out from the link in the description. Moving on to the lesson on the case study. There are three very important lessons to learn from Microsoft's iconic case. The first thing I want you to do is take a step back and look at the story very, very carefully. Did you see that in spite of Microsoft sabotaging Netscape, Chrome was very easily able to beat the Internet Explorer to become the most used browser in the world. In spite of Microsoft killing AOL, using the MSN Messenger, Facebook and WhatsApp have turned out to be the winner of the social media revolution. And it almost looks like Microsoft was so obsessed with killing its competition, that it completely lost sight of the evolving trends in the internet services like search engine, social media, and even mobile revolution. And this tells us two very, very important lessons that while good companies focus on their competition, great companies focus on their customers and the needs of the market. Number two, regardless of how powerful you are, if you don't build great products, the success you're going to achieve is always going to be short lived. And lastly, while Microsoft always wanted to be the richest kid in the block, and tried to keep all the wealth to itself, Apple and Google built a platform for developers to empower them and build wealth for a large number of people. And in this process, they ended up making more money than Microsoft. Hang on, but Google and Apple also got dragged to the court because they will also acting as a monopoly right? Hmm, interesting. We'll talk about that in the upcoming episode. That's from my side for today, guys. If you learned something valuable please make sure to hit the like button in order to make YouTube Baba happy and you will also find the links to the study material in the description. I have barely covered NUMBER_PERCENTAGE_TOKEN of the topic. So please have a look at those links. Because it will help you a lot in case if you're writing a research paper or it just curious to learn about Microsoft's monopoly. And for more such insightful business and political case studies, please subscribe to our channel. Thank you so much for watching. I will see you in the next one.
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