Tired of trumptards on Trump officials enlisted to pass legislation to bolster American semiconductor competition with China.Oh boy, Moscow Meme Time! Are we convinced by such juvenile displays? on Trump officials enlisted to pass legislation to bolster American semiconductor competition with China.Lyin liars all on Trump officials enlisted to pass legislation to bolster American semiconductor competition with China.That consistency sure can be used as a benchmark.Įnjoy your day, thanks for the comment, love your insight. Some will credit him for that, others will think that he should focus elsewhere but in this day and age, I’m glad that he’s keeping those values alive and well. Your third point of your personal benchmark, well that goes back to integrity and moral values, something that I think is in Apple’s DNA and definitely that Tim Cook, the Social Justice Warrior as some call him, is keeping that at the forefront. At any rate, the stock can be viewed daily, new Apple products less so.
Is it insanely great? I certainly think it has the potential but insanely great products don’t seem to come out on a daily basis but maybe I’m wrong. I did mention the Applewatch as an Apple product totally on Tim’s watch. Well I’m not speaking for Steve Jobs, I’m speaking for myself and last time I checked I was allowed to have a personal benchmark just as you have yours, and yours is a much nicer one than mine for sure. If Apple succeeds in these things, then the stock performance will continue to impress. The most important things to me are that Apple:ġ) Maintains its focus on developing insanely great productsĢ) Maintain its focus on customer experience across the ecosystem, including its online presence and its retail storesģ) Maintains its focus on consumer privacy and security, end-to-end encryption, protection from nefarious third-party activities, and overreach by the Government And, actually, it did not seem to be a very important end result to Steve.
But growth in share price was an end result for Steve Jobs, not the objective. If you are successful in that endeavor, then your sales will increase and the value of the company will grow. Steve’s approach is that a company should focus on developing insanely great products. Steve considered Wall Street and such to be annoyances, and he did a pretty good job of utterly ignoring their guidance and criticism. See Jobs would utterly reject your concept of stock price as a benchmark for Apple’s success, Road Warrior. Here’s to new Macs, routinely upgraded, new iPads, iPhones, and so much more, including, hopefully, AR glasses and next-gen vehicles to name just two! MacDailyNews Take: There are a lot of balls to juggle and although Cook has dropped a few over the years, it’s obviously been an amazing performance overall, despite the near total evaporation of the pizazz level that Jobs consistently delivered.
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“Apple under Cook is making corrections by releasing pro-focused iMacs and MacBook Pros as well as a rumoured refresh of the Mac mini, MacBook and Mac Pro lines.” There are also some products that may seem to have been neglected in favour of the hotter items like the iPhone and iPad line,” Sevilla writes. “Apple may have lost a bit of its shine as a cutting edge innovator with various products looking like repeats of previous versions for two or three product cycles. Stand out products released during Cook’s tenure include the AirPods (which are everywhere now) and the Apple Watch, which has become the standard in smartwatches.” “In Cook, Apple has a pragmatic leader and supply chain veteran who has enabled consistent profits while slowly expanding Apple into new product categories. “Since then, Cook has represented Apple and steered the company to its greatest heights culminating in the recent trillion dollar valuation, a first for a technology company,” Sevilla writes. “It was a bittersweet passing of the torch as Jobs was in advanced stages of cancer and then-COO Cook, who had already served as pinch hitter for Jobs in years past, was reluctant to replace his friend and mentor.” “It’s been seven years since Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs passed on the reins to Tim Cook,” Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla writes for Canadian Reviewer.
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