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Universality is the ability to use one company’s hardware in combination with another company’s hardware. The idea of universality was supported by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak who built his first computers for Apple, the Apple I and the Apple II, to be compatible with all other company’s data and connection types. Steve Wozniak’s feelings about openness are highlighted in an essay written by Tim Wu called “Father and Son” which also details how Wozniak’s partner Steve Jobs felt the complete…

Apple's real system is "separation" as grouped by Porter, 1980. Apple concentrates on improving items that reclassify the customary limits of ventures it works in thusly it makes items that turn into the business standard which every other contender endeavor to imitate. Likewise, by being a first mover as far as development, Apple can charge premium costs for its items and still stay aggressive. Another key note with respect to Apple's methodology lies in its since quite a while ago settled…

of the components of his products are the same as any other out there, but with how they look and what they make easier in our lives. No one goes out and says oh I’m going to buy a MP3 player that’s only 29.00$, they’re going to want to buy Apples iPod even if they have the same software. When you buy an apple product you’re not just buying the actual product your buying what the product represents. Job’s ability to take what he wants in a phone, portable music device, and computer and make it…

tool to improve the quality of life, they focused the advancement and purpose to the existence of Apple. They are constant efforts to maintain high levels of innovation for quality product from the original functions. If Steve Job invented Macbook, iPod, iPad, iPhone, OS, iOS... In contrast, Tim Cook focus on improve the quality and the advancement in their Apple’s products, such as: iPhone5, 5s, 6s, Ipad Air, Pro, Mini… In 1980, Apple was the young company, at that time, Steve Jobs was only 25…

and increase customers’ loyalty towards the brand. Example- Apple Apple is a technology designer and manufacturer. They also produce various computer software and online services. Apple is known for devices such as the iPhone, iPad, mac, iTunes and iPods. They are currently the number one selling smartphone provider in the world. How does Apple become the top smartphone produce in the world? This is achieved using the exclusivity technique which Apple customised for its own use. Apple made…

portable digital music players, and sells a variety of related software, services, peripherals, networking solutions, and third-party digital content and applications. The Company’s products and services include Macintosh (“Mac”) computers, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple TV, Xserve, a portfolio of consumer and professional software applications, the Mac OS X and iOS operating systems, third-party digital content and applications through the iTunes Store, and a variety of accessory, service and…

normal use possible that were not possible a few years ago. We have made more advances in technology in the last 10 years than the whole time we’ve been a species. An example of this is the computers that launched the first rocket to the moon, now an ipod has more power than that and the NASA computers were as big as a classroom. They have…

the whole world was completely changed, and it all happened by the legend known as, Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs invented the most used items in the world today known as the Iphone. An Iphone is a large combination of many electronics such as, Ipads, Ipods, cellular phone, tablet, and a camera. The devices also comes with Internet connection along with an app store to get interesting sites. Steve Jobs thought of ways that would impact the world more positively, and he thought about making phones…

According to the researches, the founder of the Apple company Steve Jobs had been listed as one of the successful icon as a leader. Jobs being ousted in the year of 1985 and returned as a legendary captain in the year 1996 by leading the company to a great achievement from bankruptcy in the industry (Lazonick, Mazzucato, & Tulum, 2013). Steve Jobs had been known as an abrasive and egoistic person with the autocratic and arrogant of management style (Allio, 2012). Jobs was fostered a culture of…

Never has a man been so focused, so driven, and so obsessed with completing a goal. This need to achieve was Jobs’s biggest strength and his greatest weakness. Steve Jobs spent years trying to perfect the computer, then the iPhone, and finally the iPod. During those years of victory and triumph, however, Jobs left many behind. He missed out on a daughter, parents, and friends. Yet none of this saddened him. He was so immersed in creating his product that he did not stop to realize the life he…