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 Opportunities Nowadays Smartphone market is getting bigger and bigger and people are becoming more digitization and attached towards internet and application. Nowadays, people are used to of the Smartphone and it has increase number of customer. Apple Company has got tremendous success because it has follow the technological advancement and people are expecting from Apple, as well as availability in retail shops will increase sales of iPhone.  Threats In spite of being a branded and reputed company

Apple Ipad’s carefully choreographed PR Campaign:  Rumors for close to two years about an Apple tablet device.  Little tidbits, like filings for obvious Apple-style names like iTablet, left sitting for reporters to pick up, but with no direct trace back to Apple, which increased curiosity and coverage.  Rumors about which content companies were partnering with Apple started to arise, and such rumors are often a result of Apple’s own planting.  The press started finding details about a

Progress Report Week 10: SmartCart (Shopping Has Never Been That Fast!!!) 1. Financial Plan The start-up expenditures for SmartCart, Inc are summarized as below:   | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |   |   | |   | Revenue (Sales) |   |   |   |   |   | |   | SmartCart System Sales | $ 40,376,000.00 | $ 204,820,000.00 | $ 819,378,000.00 |   |   | |   |   |   | |   | Total Revenue | $ 40,376,000.00 | $ 204,820,000.00 | $ 819,378,000

Apple is considered to this day one of the most important and well-known corporations of the world (Rumelt, 2011). Since the early beginnings the company has been known for its particular focus on a specific user market as well as its customer friendly campaigns and touch for an upper medium consumer. Currently, Apple stands as one of the most successful corporations on the market. This place however is the result of a specific line of thinking and a strategic planning that transformed Apple Computer

Apple iPhone: How it has gained popularity in the mass market. INTRODUCTION This case study examines Apple Inc and aims to deconstruct how Apple has employed a variety of marketing techniques to understand its customers and deliver the iPhone to the global mass market. The iPhone has revolutionised the smartphone market through savvy customer driven product design and effective marketing. Bajarin (2011, p.1) suggests that with the global smartphone category projected to grow at 49.2% over the

Corporate Profile: Micromax Mobiles is one of the leading mobile companies in the World today. According to Strategy Analytics’ Global Handset vendor market share report, it is the 12th largest mobile brand in the World with a global market share of 1% and close to 8% market share in India. With an in-depth understanding of rapidly changing consumer preferences coupled with the use of advanced technologies, Micromax has been able to differentiate itself from the competitors through innovation and

Strategic analysis of Apple inc * * Table of contents * 1. History of Apple inc 2. Analysis of strategy * 2.1 Applying Porter’s strategy framework to Apple Inc * 2.2 future strategies 3. Recommendations 4. Leadership/culture 5. Appendix 6. References * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1. History on Apple Inc * Apple Inc. is an American corporation

Apple Inc. vs Google Inc. Apple Inc. and Google Inc. are two of the largest technology companies in the world. The debate in on regarding who is the most profitable and most likely to win in the technology wars. Both of these technology companies continue to hack at each other's competition through promotions and a race for new technological developments. The following will examine financial metrics for Apple and Google to determine which of these two giants offers the most value for investors

business. I. Apple's Progression in the Industry Apple is reported to have quickly become the leader in the computer industry as it sold in excess of 100,000 Apple IIs by the end of the 1980s decade. The IBM PC using the Microsoft DOS operating system (OS) and microprocessor (CPU) gained the market share and are reported as having "emerged as the new standard for the industry." (Yoffie and Kim, 2010) The Macintosh was produced by Apple in 1984 with a reported "ease of use, industrial design and technical

The iPhone as Cultural Artifact Introduction When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone at the Macworld convention in January of 2007, a tidal change in the way users communicate with one another was unleashed. The phone, which combined the already popular attributes of an iPod with the traditional cell phone, was an instant success, selling millions of units even at the initially haughty price of $599 each (Vogelstein, 2008). The theory behind the creation of the phone was deceptively simple: combine