Apple The park is currently the most ambitious campus of the Cupertino company, however, it will certainly not be the last, because Apple is already planning another one. However, it is not clear at this time where the Apple company will decide to build it. Server Bloomberg, which works with data from Moody's Analytics, comes up with a short list of cities suitable for the California giant's campus.
Apple although he has not yet revealed where he plans to build the new building (which, however, will be significantly smaller than Apple Park and which should serve as a technical support center), but noted where it will definitely not stand. "The iPhone maker said the new building will not be in California or Texas and will initially serve as a call center," cites Bloomberg declaration Appyou.
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Apple takes several factors into account when choosing a suitable location for a new campus. It is speculated that he does not want the site to be too far from existing facilities. However, the following three factors can influence the decision:
- Tax incentives and business environment
- Human capital
- Transport links
Like most companies, so does himself Apple he expects the city to offer him some tax incentives in exchange for his investment. Important companies, among which Apple they undoubtedly rank, stimulate the city's economy, whether in the field of education, retail sales, catering or housing.
This is what it looks like inside its main building in Apple Park:
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Human capital, or workforce education, is for Apple probably less important, because the campus should serve more as a technological support, not as a place for the development and research of new products. However, transport connections are important, and there should be an airport close to the campus. Furthermore, connections by metro and bus are desirable. Apple will probably look for many options to employancand commute.
Bloomberg He combined all of the above factors together, and then created a list of potential cities where the campus could be located.
"Apple is likely to be decided between northeastern states such as Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York, southeastern states like North Carolina and Florida, and Midwestern states like Illinois and Wisconsin,” he said Bloomberg. “The company could also consider the northwest, where it has severalancfacilities, including a research and development center for cloud"E-services in Seattle and several suppliers."
So as you can see for yourself, Apple really has a lot to choose from. But how do youonec will decide is still up to the stars. Will he really choose one of the places that he predicts Bloomberg, or will they surprise us with a completely new location?
Source: Bloomberg
