Even before how Apple launched a pair of new iPads, Tim Cook decided to reorganize the management of his company, which heoneas a result, he was "carried away" by the head of development iOS platform Scott Forstall and the company's head of retail sales Apple, John Browett. We know that the position of the leader iOS division of the company has now been acquired by Sir Jonathan Ive, the company's chief designer, but according to editor Micah Singleton, Jony has acquired more than just another role. At the same time, he got the role he had in Apple so far only one person - the visionary and founder of the company, Steve Jobs.
Micah Singleton, owner and editor-in-chief of the blog of the same name, commented on this situation:
"When was Steve Jobs CEO Apple, led her like a two-headed monster. Steve has handled every product the company has released while COO Tim Cook he made sure that the operations ran smoothly and that the products were properly distributed. Thanks to this leadership model, he had Apple unparalleled creative and financial success. This mode, together with the changes that the current CEO Tim Cook performed, returned in a modified form, when he is in charge Cook and Sir Jony Ive plays Jobs' role, taking control of the creative department of the world's largest company.
Let's get things straight: Apple could have a lot of success, a ton of money, but Cook he realized that the creativity that once society Apple mala, disappeared and so important steps need to be taken. With Ivo at the helm, the lights came on again and he got busyanceven working in Apple they move with an expectation and morale not seen since Jobs introduced the iPad.
Yes, Tim Cook he is the right man for the job. He knows what is at the heart of the company Apple. He knows where the problem is and therefore needs to make changes immediately. He knows that it doesn't matter how high the margins are or how much money they have in the bank, the real message Apple it is an innovative design and a proven genius must lead the company forward. He knows that the two-headed model of leadership that Jobs established after his return to the company in the late 90s can work if he has the right people to do it.
We could already see the first signs of Ivo's role on WWDC '13 when we expect the future to be revealed iOS and OS X. We won't see any hardware, such as another unexpected iPad update. The stage is now set for Sir Jonathan Ivo's contributions and we can all just wait to see what the future of the company's software will look like Apple. "
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Micah Singleton, owner and editor-in-chief of the blog of the same name, commented on this situation Micah Singleton, owner and editor-in-chief of the blog of the same name, commented on the event:
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KoneIt's the right move from the CEO, apple it seemed to me like a closed chapter that only wants money :( hopefully it would be better now :))
WATCH what he can do, but he will never be JOBS.
well, I firmly believe that the software will move further, and the hardware - optics for photography, data 2xFHD video would also be a welcome change, as well as the introduction of a 32GB iPhone model as a basic one, as well as small things that give a head start
PeHr: apparently the touchpad on my laptop was malfunctioning again. But everything is fine now, as I can see
there is an error in the second line of expression: COO Tim Cook :) I don't mind, but I think this is an interesting article and if there are a lot of comments, I will argue that there is a mistake :)
Again, a step that makes sense. Under the reality of Android's success and the confidence of the innovative W8, something needs to be done about it. iOS/OSX going forward. And since it all works very reliably, a fundamental modification in the area of design and ergonomics of control is offered. What can I say about that? It's incredible how it Apple everything fits together nicely :-)
Sorry, but I don't speak Hungarian. Please write it in Czech, this is terrible.
RomanOne note – but today's young generation in the Czech Republic really doesn't understand Slovak very much! Of course, it doesn't matter to me, I'm a "federal generation" (I'm 40), but try it on people under 20... I have three children and only one can speak Slovak, and that's because he goes to model racing with me a lot, when we go to Slovakia a lot, so he learned, but the other children are left out... This is simply a problem and I think that the increase in Slovak on LsA you will turn off a lot of readers.
Like me, I can read it in Slovak and I understand almost everything, but it would be better (for me) if it were in Czech :) but this is not only a Czech site, so I understand ;) I'm 18