Business Ethics: Apple, Inc.

Apple is a company facing many ethical dilemmas. Because it is such a big and fast-growing company, they face a strict review of the media. Apple also faces great pressure to be competitive in the technology market. As a result, companies tend to reduce costs in as many ways as possible, but some of them are not necessarily ethical. One of the most common ways companies reduce costs is to reduce manufacturing costs. For this, outsourcing of inexpensive workforce is necessary. However, in order to make labor cheaper, it is often necessary to pay more sacrifice by lowering wages, disadvantageing labor conditions, often forcing child labor to force workers Yes.

Apple Inc. has been involved in the electronics industry for decades. We are establishing a position in the global market through a dynamic strategy of focusing on quality and innovation. Apple Inc. has grown from a lossy company to the largest company in the electronics industry, achieving high profits and profit margins. This mission is based on a case study by Apple and a successful company-wide journey.

Apple Apple Inc. is one of the most successful companies in the United States and the world. Apple Inc. is a multinational company specializing in electronic equipment such as smart phones, software and computers. The company is known for products such as iPhone, Macintosh, iPad, iPod. Apple came from a joint effort between Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Wozniak is the idea behind technology and Jobs is an idea behind the marketing strategy.

Two well-known multinational companies focused on this task are Apple Inc. (Apple) and Dell Inc. (Dell). Both companies manage inventory as part of their daily work. Apple was founded in 1976 by Ronald Wayne, Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs. The company is a large multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California. The company's main business is the design, development and marketing of personal computers, computer software, and home appliances (Grinnell & Muise, 2010). The company changed its company name to Apple Inc. in 2007; this development means transition to home electronics. Prior to that, I was focusing on becoming a market leader in the design, development and sales of personal computers and computer software (Wakabayashi, 2014; Woodward, 2009).