Apple Inc., originally founded as Apple Computer, Inc. in 1977 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, has evolved into the largest technology company in the world by revenue. Through innovative products like the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, and iPad, Apple has significantly transformed the technology industry while constantly pushing boundaries in consumer electronics and software. The company's commitment to creativity and innovation has allowed it to maintain a competitive edge and adapt to changing market landscapes.

1. A Journey
Apple Computer  Apple Inc
Presented by:
Anusha Mushtaque
Sidra Shaikh
Fahad Ansari
Farah Shaikh

3. Company Founders
Steve Jobs Steve Wozniak

4. Introduction
Apple Computer, Inc. since January 3, 1977
now Apple Inc. since January 9, 2007
American multinational corporation that designs and markets consumer electronics,
computer software, and personal computers.
The largest technology company in the world by revenue and profit, earning more than
Google and Microsoft combined
The largest publicly traded corporation in the world by market capitalization, with an
estimated value of US$695 billion as of February 9, 2017.
Steve noticed that all the computers being sold were mainframe ones, (computers which take
up basically a whole room and the cost is great). Both the founders redid the designs they
were working on to build personal computers,(computers much smaller and the price much
cheaper then the mainframe computers)

5. $470.94 B $231.2 B
Enterprise Value Total GDP

6. Timeline
1974  The idea for Apple Computers was Born.
1976  First Computer was Sold
1984  Macintosh was Introduced
1985  Steve Jobs Resigned
1990s  Decline sales & low market share
Steve Jobs started its company NeXT
1996  NeXT bought by Apple and Steve Jobs returned
1997  Became CEO
1998  Started original iMac
1999  Unveiled the iBook
2001  Introduced iPod music Player
2003  Introduced iTunes music store
2007  Launched iPhone
And the innovation Continues…..

7. One cannot talk about
Innovation
without mentioning…
Apple Inc. & Sir Steve Jobs…

8. The Evolution of Apple Inc.
2006
1997
1977
1975 2007

10. • Launch of Macintosh on January
24, 1984.
• First mass-market personal
computer that came with
Graphic User Interface (GUI)
and mouse.
• Change the development of the
computer industry.
• One of the Apple products that
failed in the market due to its
very high price ($2,495).
GUI And Mouse

11. • Macintosh was the first personal
computer using icons to operate the
system.
• Before ,all computers were text-
based.
• Now, we can see all the computers
using icons as commands.
• The icons of Macintosh was
designed by Susan Kare, who also
created icons for Microsoft,
Facebook, etc.
Pc with Icons

12. • Backlit keyboard on laptops
• Back in 2003, Apple announced the
17-inch and 12.1-inch PowerBooks
which adopted the new
technologies: a backlit keyboard and
light sensors. It was the first laptop
that featured those technologies.
• Those technologies allow you to
adjust the light on the keyboard if it’s
needed.
• It’s useful when you are typing in a
low-light environment. Backlit Keyboards

13. • In 1977, there was Commodore PET
which came with the idea of building
a full-featured computer.
• Design couldn’t be accepted in
the modern era
• In 2004, Apple introduced a better
version of all-in-one PC, called iMac
G5.
• It was more compact and really
charming with its flat screen.
All-in-one PC

14. • The Post-PC era was one of Steve Jobs
dreams.
• He believed people will use tablets to
do their work, instead of PCs.
• His dream was manifested on iPad.
• Even though it didn’t replace PC
completely, Apple managed to change
the computer industry
• Play piano? The iPad's a piano.
• Write a letter? It's a typewriter.
• Read a book? It's a book.
iPad

16. • Before iPhone mobile devices had utilities like e-mail, text messaging, web
browsing, calendars, solitaire, video, etc.
• The very first iPhone operating system was,
• Then: OS X
• Now: iOS
• In a lot of ways, save for one, this now-prehistoric iPhone was mediocre. It did
not have a lot of the same capabilities as other smartphone devices at the
time.
• It did not have 3G connectivity,
• it lacked the ability to take and send quality pictures or video
• it had a shortage of other useful apps and utilities, like GPS.
• Basically, in almost every category that we typically judge a smartphones
performance or capabilities, the original iOS and iPhone fell well short, except
for one.
THE TOUCHSCREEN ENVIRONMENT

17. • "An iPod, a phone, an internet mobile
communicator“
• This is one device, and known as iPhone.
• The iPod made digital music
mainstream.
• iTunes made it easy to transfer music
you'd ripped or downloaded to your iPod
iPhone
iTunes

18. • The iPhone launched without apps,
but that decision was quickly
reversed.
• iOS and its App Store is the same
closed-ecosystem model as the iPod
and iTunes.
• Like that ecosystem, the App Store has
been copied by everyone else.
App Store

19. iOS 6’s Maps app
• iOS 6's Maps app changed the
world.
• But not in the way Apple expected
• Apple's replacement for Google
Maps came with a lovely interface,
turn-by-turn navigation - and maps
of a strange, not-quite-Earth planet
where familiar landmarks
transformed into threatening, weird
shapes, long-dead retailers jumped
back into existence.
• Still work is going on for the
improvement.

20. Focus On
Education
iMac,
1998
Adding
Lifestyle
Strategy
Digital
Hub
Music Strategy (iTunes)
Video Strategy (iMovie)
Internet Strategy (iTools)
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Apple II, 1977
Apple I (April
1st 1976)
Apple III, 1980
Lisa,1983
Power Book
(1st laptop 1991)
MAC,1984
It had 1st floppy
disk drive
Mac book Air-worlds
1st slimmest notebook,2006
iPods
(2001)
values
Mac pro, 2004
Apple tv,
2007
i-phone,
2007
i-pad,2010
VARIOUS
PRODUCT
CYCLE

21. • Build Products that are cool, intuitive, simple to use and provide the most
amazing experience.
• Take calculated risks and boldly enter new markets. E.g. iPod, iPhone
• Change the playing field by creating new business models. E.g. iTunes
• Capture the changing landscape and ecosystem of the markets and buyers.
• Grow the market share with buyers as they grow and their needs grow kids,
teenagers, young adults, adults, parents.
• Provide multiple products / touch points to buyers so they can buy and subscribe
to more products all glued through iTunes.
• Creativity begins with asking questions.
• Innovation happens when you find answers.
Apple Innovation Takeaways

22. Apple Inc. Competitors
Apple has many competitors like in computers…

23. Apple Inc. Competitors
In smart phones industry

24. Apple Inc. Competitors
In iPads industry

25. WHAT’S NEXT?
ALPHA APPS
• These apps compound a number of pre-existing programs under one
umbrella. It is based on the premise that our apps today are very separate
from one another and rarely play with each other.
• Alpha apps also aim to close the loop and ultimately make life easier
and more productive for the user.

26. For more than 35 years apple has been a trends set company able to
foresee the future of domestic computers and consumers
electronics, it will continuing it because apple’s others name is
innovation and apple know,
How to THINK DIFFERENT!!
Conclusion

27. Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.
Think Different
Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish.