The Beginning of the Post-Steve Jobs Era

Along with the amazing development of the technology industry, such things are inevitable. In a clear and factual letter yesterday afternoon, Steve Jobs told Apple 's board of directors and the world that he can not continue to serve as the CEO of the company. He urged to serve as chairman and encouraged Apple's Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook to become CEO. He said that the best days of Apple are ahead of schedule and thanked my colleagues. Of course, people are hoping that Jobs will pick a special week this week to resign as CEO.

Steve Jobs died of pancreatic cancer in 2011. Steve Jobs served as the CEO just before the death and transferred the company's responsibility to Tim Cook. Most of Apple 's success, measures in the era of Jobs' work is to keep becoming a dominant technology company with Apple' s market share and stock price. However, many authorities believe Apple has become the only iteration of technology release, not change, unless Steve Jobs is creative. The main version of the Steve Jobs era is Apple Watch. Without breakthrough new products, Apple relies heavily on the production cycle of the iPhone and boosts its economic success. The company still produces some of the best products with the most integrated ecosystem, but the gap between Apple and competitors like Samsung and Google is no longer so obvious.

In the beginning, industries that were promoted by technological innovation are increasingly enthusiastic about fees. In the case of Apple, the era of Steve Jobs was defined by a transformation product that created a new product category. During the Tim Cook era, manipulating and maintaining a world-class supply chain and ensuring that Apple charges a high margin fee every time a consumer trades on a new, slightly better version of the iPhone, It becomes clearer. Apple, Google, Facebook, and Uber all made the right business decisions. Toll toll is a place of great profit. Apple 's profitability far exceeds that of Foxconn, one of the suppliers actually producing consumers to buy iPhones. Google and Facebook are far more profitable than content and media companies, there is a risk of articles and videos that may or may not be clicked