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Sunday, 8 May 2011

Fortune is within Apple

Fortune goes Inside Apple

Fortune's Adam Lashinsky is how to run the world secretly and successful computer consumer electronics company, by Steve jobs on the Concierge in Apple to the detail. And it is a "doozy" of an article. Over the course of some 22 pages we learn:

Steve Jobs was not amused with the disastrous MobileMe, the team pull together in the Town Hall of Apple and questions: "someone can say what you want to do MobileMe?" "So, why the [frak] do not do it?" (iTunes head Eddy cue of a new, smaller team and hired to fix you.)We hear how to run a start again as Apple, despite its monolithic size.Jobs tried his process of Apple, without him running a DayEvery Monday, jobs and his team prepare review the "whole business" to institutionalize, and you can enable the entire enterprise on a dime if they have.Accountability is enforced. Each project has a "directly responsible individual," according to jobs, the difference between janitor and VP is that the Concierge reasons not always something to do. "Somewhere to stop means between the janitor and CEO, reasons."It is a top 100 clique - whose members can change over the course of time-, that jobs is to be almost annual retreats and the executive team visions parts for Apple future. Apple believes in small groups. iPad Safari was ported by only two engineers.Managers are specialists. Ron Johnson is running retail but Tim Cook controls inventory.

And much more. If you are interested in Apple, you get the 23 May 2011 issue of fortune. You can grab the app from the app store [iTunes link], if you not there already, and if you are a print subscriber you can the problem free of charge. If not, it is $4.99.

[via Fortune's Apple 2.0]

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