TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Institute of Industrial Management TETA-5036 Management of Innovation Case Analysis 1: Apple Computer return date: Sturday 10th Novemeber Students: 206192‚ Carlos Gomez‚ carlos.gomezbarbero@tut.fi 206171‚ Ceyda Elbasioglu‚ ceyda.elbasioglu@tut.fi 197327‚ Fabio Parisi‚ fabio.parisi@tut.fi 206261‚ Gina Monjaraz‚ georgina.mojarazgomez@tut.fi 206622‚ Merve Eralp‚ merve.eralp@tut.fi Table of Contents:
Premium Apple Inc. Steve Jobs Mac OS X
creativity. As Jobs describes in an interview‚ the challenge to innovate is a norm of Apple’s culture: It was a great challenge. Let’s make a great phone that we fall in love with. And we’ve got the technology. We’ve got the miniaturization from the iPod. We’ve got the sophisticated operating system from Mac. Nobody had ever thought about putting operating systems as sophisticated as OS X inside a phone‚ so that was a real que stion. We had a big debate inside the company whether we could do that
Premium Operating system Sociology Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. (Apple) has managed to create substantial value in the highly competitive personal computer industry‚ by innovating and forging a path considerably different from those of the largest competitors in the industry‚ successfully differentiating its products from those of the competition by choosing to focus on quality‚ design elegance‚ and superior customer service‚ while outsourcing actual manufacturing to trusted original equipment manufacturers. Yet‚ despite the advantages Apple has created
Premium Steve Jobs Personal computer Apple Inc.
Subject: Apple and Foxconn controversy from the eye of the consumer Over the last couple years‚ Apple and Foxconn have been partaking in poor business methods thus causing them a great deal of deserved criticism. The consumer‚ must decide whether or not to continue buying from Apple because the consumer is what causes Apple to continue to make new products which results in the poor conditions at Foxconn. Foxconn and Apple violate many ethical‚ moral and basic human principles. The Situation
Premium Foxconn Apple Inc. Suicide
iPhone 4 Technical Specifications Size and weight1 Height: 4.5 inches (115.2 mm) Width: 2.31 inches (58.6 mm) Depth: 0.37 inch (9.3 mm) Weight: 4.8 ounces (137 grams) Cellular and wireless * GSM model: UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA (850‚ 900‚ 1900‚ 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850‚ 900‚ 1800‚ 1900 MHz) * CDMA model: CDMA EV-DO Rev. A (800‚ 1900 MHz) * 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi (802.11n 2.4GHz only) * Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR wireless technology Location * Assisted GPS * Digital compass
Free Apple Inc.
Office‚ Internet Explorer programs‚ and purchase 150 million dollars of Apple’s stock. Though this deal was good for Microsoft‚ it was even better for Apple. As a result‚ apple was no longer a competitior for Microsoft. Furthermore‚ the production of iPod was also a risky game. Jobs pushed his managers as well as the engineer team for innovative thinking‚ which was a huge challenge for everyone. Thirdly‚ Steve was self-confident. The fact that he created a video-editing program even without the help
Premium Steve Jobs Trait theory Microsoft
Steve Jobs Personality Type Today marks part four of our 16 part series exploring the sixteen Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® test personality types and related notable Celebrity figures throughout time. Previously we examined Celebrity John D Rockefeller and the MBTI® test ESTJ personality type. This week we examine the ISTP (Introversion-Sensing-Thinking-Perceiving) and the late great mastermind behind the “Apple”‚ Steve Jobs. Most people remember Steve Jobs as the co-founder and CEO of Apple
Premium Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Steve Jobs Personality psychology
Apple Inc. Written by John Smith August 2011 Table of Contents Abstract 3 Company History 4 Current Financial Health 5 Stock Performance 7 Bonds 11 Conclusions 12 Works Cited 13 APPENDIX I: APPLE’S SELECTED FINANCIAL DATA 15 APPENDIX II: APPLE’S CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS 16 Abstract Apple Inc. (Apple) is an American corporation that specializes in consumer electronics and software. Founded in 1976‚ it is difficult not to see their products anywhere
Premium Apple Inc. P/E ratio Steve Jobs
selling HCL products ” was based on sales promotion and selling. For this I had got a training of product knowledge of wide range of products such as HCL laptops‚ desktops‚ Nokia mobiles‚ Canon Printers‚ Kodak Cameras‚ X-Box‚ Apple IPods‚ etc. Consumer retention is the key success factor for any competitive market. An effort was made to ascertain and analysis customer views and preferences for the product through process of Brand Recall. Also‚ a detailed study was made to
Premium Desktop computer Sales Marketing
Now‚ it seems every time you turn on your TV‚ you see a Mac versus PC ad. These two companies are the two biggest competitors in the computer industry. Apple is primarily a consumer company‚ and makes most of its profit selling hardware‚ like its iPod music players and Mac computers. This makes the target of Apple’s site much clearer — marketing‚ selling and providing support for its products to consumers.They don’t have to worry about selling licenses to manufacturers because they’re the only manufacturer
Free Operating system Microsoft Apple Inc.