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The document provides Apple's current and proposed mission statements, which emphasize Apple's commitment to innovation and bringing the best computing experience to customers through innovative hardware, software, and internet offerings. It also outlines Porter's Five Forces model and includes analyses of Apple's internal/external factors, competitive position, opportunities, threats, strengths, and weaknesses. Graphs show trends in Apple's net sales, asset turnover, inventory turnover, gross profit margin, operating expense ratio, and net profit margin.
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- Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company headquartered in California with Tim Cook as its CEO and over 115,000 employees worldwide.
- Its mission is to bring the best personal computing experience to customers through innovative hardware, software, and internet offerings. Its vision is to produce high quality products and services to set industry standards.
- Apple has experienced strong financial performance in recent years as shown by high and growing net sales, profit margins, returns on assets and equity, and earnings per share. Its liquidity and leverage ratios also indicate good financial health.
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Apple Inc. is an American technology company headquartered in California. The document provides an overview of Apple, including its history, products, competitors, financial analysis, key success factors, and SWOT analysis. Recommendations for Apple include focusing on differentiated branding, expanding Apple stores internationally, and emphasizing its integrated product ecosystem in marketing. An action plan should prioritize tasks and monitor progress to efficiently implement strategies.
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- Apple has experienced strong financial performance in recent years as shown by high and growing net sales, profit margins, returns on assets and equity, and earnings per share. Its liquidity and leverage ratios also indicate good financial health.
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Apple Inc. is an American technology company headquartered in California. The document provides an overview of Apple, including its history, products, competitors, financial analysis, key success factors, and SWOT analysis. Recommendations for Apple include focusing on differentiated branding, expanding Apple stores internationally, and emphasizing its integrated product ecosystem in marketing. An action plan should prioritize tasks and monitor progress to efficiently implement strategies.
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Apple Inc. is one of the companies whose history and development are well documented. Apple is known for designing, developing, and selling of computer and computer software, consumer electronics, and provides various online services. The company has developed into one of the major computer manufacturers in the world. This is because of the regular reliability on the development of new innovative technologies and globalization that has expanded its customer base. Technology and globalization have played a key role in the functioning of the organization since its formation 1976. The company’s global expansion and their focus on technological innovation in their business activities and products have made them a unique competitive advantage.
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Technology
The effective application of technology in various aspects of the company has benefited it beyond expectations. Technology change has been a key factor in the success of the company. It has played a major role in the change to a mobile computing society by developing personalized technology devices that would serve the different needs of the people. Ha.
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Introduction
Apple Corporation is an American universal technology company with its headquarters in Cupertino, California. It deals with developing computer software and designing and selling consumer electronics. It also offers online services. The hardware products of Apple include smart phones, iPads, iPods and personal computers. The consumer software includes the iTunes media player, iOS operating system, OS X and the Safari web browser. Its online services include the iOS App Store, iCloud, Mac App Store and the iTunes store.
Apple Corporation was founded by a group of associates on 1st April 1976 to design and sell personal computers. It was however incorporated as Apple Computer Inc. on 3rd January 1977 only to be renamed thirty years later to Apple Inc due to its focus on consumer electronics. It is the largest technology firm in terms of total assets and revenue and the second mobile manufacturer after Samsung. It has a net worth of over 700billion USD with over one hundred thousand employees and over four hundred retail stores around the world. Apple Inc. has over one billion products in the market as at May 2016.
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Financial Perspective
Apple Corporation is the world’s largest technology company based on total assets and revenue valued at over 700 USD as at May 2016 (Ingram, 2008). It is also the world’s second largest mobile phone manufacturer. Apple Corporation Inc entered the top ten Fortune 500 list of publicly traded companies on May 2013. It announced a dividend of $0.57 in May 2016 after earning revenue of $51.5 billion and a net profit of $11.1 billion which was a 22% increase in revenue from the previous year. Apple Inc has transferred 90% of its cash and marketable securities outside the United States, which is about 234billion USD due to tax purposes. In 2015, the company accumulated over 80% of the total earnings made by the eight largest universal smart phone manufacturers.
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General Environment, Forces of Competition, Future Improvement, Opportunities, Strength and Weaknesses of Apple Inc.
Introduction
Apple Inc. is a multinational company that was found by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in the year 1976. Since then, the company has able to produce mobile phones, iPads, personal computers and operating systems (Finkle, & Mallin, 2010). The company is successful under the current leadership of Timothy Donald. This paper will discuss the general environment, opportunities, threat, strength and capabilities of the company.
General Environment
The main segments of the general environment that affect Apple is the technology and social-cultural aspects. Technology has enabled the company to produce innovative and attractive products which attract customers. The socio-cultural segment of general environment involves values and attitude of people about products of the organization.
Technological Segment of the Environment
The technological segment of the environment influences how business operations are conducted—the segment use of advanced techs to design new and innovative products. Apple is ever-growing due to adoption of new and advanced technology. Advancement in technology has stiffened competition in the market. Apple uses better technologies such as wireless technology, cloud services and software to stay ahead in the competition.
Socio-Cultural Segment of the Environment
Social-Cultural segment refers to values and beliefs of people towards products and services of the organization. The positive interest and beliefs of people towards communication and entertainment results in the development of industries that deal with ICT. As a result, Apple incorporation continues to grow due to the interest of society towards its products and services. Similarly, the popularity of internet ad mobile phones leads to the success of the company. The company has prioritized to meet the demands of its customers by producing goods that are innovative and attractive.
Forces of Competition
The forces of competition are five. They include rivalry among competitors, threats of new entrants, threats of substitute commodities, bargaining power of suppliers and bargaining power of customers. In this assignment, rivalry among competitors and the bargaining power of suppliers is discussed.
Rivalry Among Competitors
Apple uses advanced technology and innovation to produce goods that are uniquely designed. The company make use of brand management to ensure its products are unique and innovative. The company has introduced produced products with a new feature, designs and performance to maintain market distinctness. All these changes have enabled Apple to stay ahead of the competition.
Apple should launch more products with unique design and features to stand out in the market. The company should also products other products and software to maintain market distinctness. The products should have new and updated features, version and ...
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Apple Inc. Strategic Management
- The document discusses Apple Inc.'s strategic management and issues facing the company. It provides background on Apple's founding and early success due to innovation and marketing.
- As PC competitors entered the market charging lower prices, Apple faced difficulties. The document recommends that Apple diversify its management team to continue success without Steve Jobs and regularly develop new products to attract customers.
- It also suggests hiring people with new ideas and ensuring high product quality as Apple continues developing new products.
a presentation on apple
Apple Inc. is a technology company founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Some key events in Apple's history include the introduction of the Macintosh in 1984 and Steve Jobs' return to the company in 1997. Today, Apple has over 72,000 employees and annual revenue of $74.6 billion. Apple's top-selling products are the iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers. While facing competition from companies producing Android devices, Apple maintains a strong customer base due to its reputation for innovation and design. An analysis of Apple's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats found its loyal fan base, technology leadership, and financial performance to be major strengths despite challenges such as high prices and decreasing market share.
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Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Cupertino, California. It produces hardware like Mac computers and consumer electronics like the iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. It has over 19,000 employees and 183 retail stores. Its vision is to provide innovative technology experiences to users worldwide. A SWOT analysis found Apple's strengths are its brand loyalty and product quality, while weaknesses include high prices and quality control issues. Opportunities exist in new affordable product lines, while threats include competition and rapid technology changes. The document recommends Apple lower costs, expand retail stores, and continuously innovate to stay ahead of competitors.
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- 1. Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower. Steve Jobs
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- 3. Something for you… ‘’Apple Glimpse’’
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- 12. External Factor Evaluation Total Score 2.21
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- 18. Grand Strategy Rapid Market Growth Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2 Strong Competitive Position Weak Competitive Position APPLE Inc. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4 Slow Market Growth
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- 22. QSPM Market Penetration Product Development 2.87 2.4 Opportunities Threats +
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