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    1976
    wozniac & jobs [college dropouts]
    develop the first mac in jobs parents garage

    APPLE I sold


    APPLE I sold

    Steve Jobs with Angel Investor \"Mike\" Markkula
    EASY TO USE COMPUTER FOR EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD


    APPLE II industry leader



    $1 billion sales after 3 years for the APPLE II



    KEVIN COSTNER WITH LISA


    first macintosh
    ease of use
    Industrial Design
    Tech elegance
    BUT NO GOOD PERFORMANCE
    USED PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY VS IBM THAT DID NTO



    Sculley arrives, stays for 8 years


    desktop publishing graphic design=ADOBE ALDUS
    educational markets
    multimedia approach
    new Operative System


    MARKET SHARE

    US EDUCATION MARKET SHARE

    APPLE WAS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE TO IBM IN 1990

    APPLE DESIGNS AND MANUFACTURE ALMOST EVERYTHING

    THE LOVE FACTOR\\
    there is a premium but people love to have the eperience /plugnplay
    HW
    SW
    PHERIPEREALS

    mainstream prouducts PRICES
    MAC CLASSIC

    months of innovations turnaround

    Starts the development of the NEWTON

    FIRST PDA\\
    it even does faxes!!


    FIRST POWERBOOK

    JV with IBM


    to develop Taligent & Kaleide
    NEW Operative System and New multimedia Platform
    POWER PC partnership

    FIRST PROGRAM TO ADOPT INTEL PROCESSORS INTO A MAC
    EVIL!!



    gross margin of APPLE, down 10% from the 10-years average




    APPLE GOES TO CHINA [not with the iphone!!]

    PUT NOTES HEREE!!!






    no more licensing
    launch of the imac THE INTERNET AGE COMPUTER FOR THE REST OF US! AUG 1998
    SHUT DOWN NEWTON PROGRAM and PORTABLE PC FOR EDU







    MICROSOFT INVESTED $150 in APPLE
    commitment do develop core SW products


    cuts on new projects

    manufact outsourcing

    1997 launched

    of overall sales

    APPLE AS A CULTURAL FORCE



    of sales inventory


    revolutionary Operative System

    revolutionary Operative System
    NEW VERSION EVERY YEAR
    TIGER RELEASED IN @))%

    revolutionary Operative System
    NEW VERSION EVERY YEAR
    TIGER RELEASED IN @))%



    songs!


    iTUNES COMPLEMENTARY TO IPOD

    first APPLE STORE store in virginia

    ipod halo


    of net sales in R&D from 5%

    differenciation
    business
    servers
    BUT PREMIUM PRICE


    safari and Microsoft stop developing explorer for mac

    differenciation
    business
    servers
    BUT PREMIUM PRICE

















    12.30


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    Apple Case2 - Presentation Transcript

    1. marcellette, han, gianluca - change management seminar
    2. 1976
    3. 200
    4. tech business vision
    5. 1978
    6. 1980
    7. $1
    8. billio
    9. 1983
    10. kevin loves lisa
    11. 1984
    12. 1985
    13. bye bye, Steve
    14. welcome, John
    15. 1990
    16. 8%
    17. 50%
    18. Vertical \\ Horizontal Integration
    19. 6/12
    20. first iPhone?
    21. 1991
    22. LOVES X
    23. $500
    24. billio
    25. Star Trek
    26. 1993
    27. 34%
    28. bye bye, John
    29. 1993-1997
    30. engineers at the helm...
    31. 1997
    32. Welcome back, Steve!
    33. strategy
    34. $150
    35. million
    36. 70%
    37. outsourcing
    38. web store
    39. 40%
    40. think different
    41. 2000
    42. 2 days
    43. 2001
    44. OSX
    45. i...
    46. 1000
    47. 2003
    48. 8%
    49. 2005
    50. 2007
    51. 2008
    52. Factors determining Competitive Advantage
    53. Market Share Mainly focused on peripheral and personal computer market Product Quality Strong quality Product life cycle/ Product replacement cycle Each product is at a different stage right now, information lets you know when to buy and when not to buy because of new updates By the end of a product cycle a new product is often released Customer Loyalty Based on relationship strength, perceived alternatives, and critical episodes Strong customer base, this is why they can have higher prices Vertical Integration Current strategy in the music and personal computers market
    54. Competive Strategy
    55. Focus is on differentiation through Quality Technological superiority Brand image Extent of product lines Have a hypercompetitive strategy Surprise competitors with new innovation and product, by the time their competitors catch up they do it all over again
    56. Financials Apple Dell IBM HP Total Revenues 13,931 55,908 91,134 86,696 Net Income 1,335 3,572 7,934 2,398 Gross Margin 30% 18% 39% 25% Return on Sales 10% 6% 12% 3% Market value at year-end 60,586.6 70,488 124,024 81,242
    57. STRENGTHS
    58. WEAKNESSES
    59. OPPORTUNITIES
    60. THREATS
    61. Thank you!!
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