Expansion of Apple Organization

Introduction: The Apple organization was recognized as a computer organization in 1976. However, over the past few years, Apple has expanded to not only computer systems but also complex organizations. In 2001, Apple's organization broke the barriers of the iPod and gradually became an important market innovator for music gamers. Next, Apple signed an agreement with the iPhone market in 2007, and the iPhone was a huge success.

In 2007, Apple Computer Inc. became an Apple Computer, focusing on traditional PCs and reflecting the deployment to the consumer electronics market. Apple Inc. strictly transformed from a computer company to a diverse technology company known for art, video and graphics and has always used envelopes as content creators. CEO Steve Jobs is not only a leader of the company but also one of the main creators and says it is a magical device that changes the world (Bojkin, Fiorini, Tanaka and Weber, 2008)

On April 17th, Apple II debuted at the West Coast Computer Show and became the world's most stylish personal computer. Machines developed by Woz have only 62 chips and Jobs insists they are on the board properly. There is an expansion slot, but there are no visible screws (both are on the bottom). The computer has a UI based on a window and mouse driven interface inspired by Xerox PARC technology. At the PARC meeting, they showed the technology to Jobs. He jumped into the room and said, "Why are not you doing this, this is the best thing, it is revolutionary." According to the Rolling Stones magazine, "Reasonable people do not think there are computers that do not work this way every day."

Apple expanded the campus of Austin, Texas, and built Apple Park in Cupertino. The expansion consists of two places, one with 1.1 million square feet of working space and the other with 216,000 square feet. Maximally, 6,000 employees concentrate on technical support, manage Apple's supplier network for product shipment, maintain the iTunes Store and the App Store, process the economy, always keep Apple Maps with new data I update it. On a small campus, 500 engineers are working on using next-generation processor chips in future Apple products.