, Why Many Successful People Wear the Same Outfit Everyday?
Why Mark Zuckerberg wears the same clothes every day? Or for that matter, why so many successful people wear the same outfit everyday? It’s …
, Is Apple ready for a world beyond the iPhone?
Apple is about $100 billion away from being the world’s first trillion-dollar company. With the current market trends, Apple looks set to be the …
, You don’t need to be Steve Jobs to be a visionary leader
On August 15, 1998, the launch of iMac G3, Apple’s Bondi Blue colored translucent Macintosh heralded the return of Steve Jobs as a visionary …
, After $800 Billion, Apple Inc is not far from $1 Trillion Market Valuation
In February 2015, Apple Inc’s market valuation reached $774.7 billion. But this week, Apple broke all its previous records to become the first company …
, Learn Art Of Negotiation The Steve Jobs Way
Jobs, throughout his life, shared more memorable management lessons than any mogul and megalomaniac through the ages. One of the uncanny traits of the …
, Brevity: The No.1 Tool of World’s Greatest Business Communicators
The most effective speakers are the best editors. Think about it. With the inaugural address that lasted for fifteen minutes, John F. Kennedy roused …
, Leadership Goals: Using Humor to Reinforce Inventiveness
Many successful people don’t start with grand ambitions of world domination but a joke. When Mark Zuckerberg, created Facebook, he wasn’t trying to build …
, Steve Jobs life lessons for maintaining balance between leadership and creativity
Steve Jobs was an entrepreneur, a visionary and an innovator who strikes our mind when it comes to handling creativity and leadership altogether. …
, Influential Leadership- Gandhi who inspired Obama, Steve Jobs, Modi, and more
There are leaders who continue to be an integral part of our lives irrespective of their death. They continue to inspire and lead the …
, Leadership Lessons we can learn from Apple Chief Tim Cook
In an internal email address to Apple employees, new chief Tim Cook promised to stay true to its core culture. Despite Cook’s promise, things …
, Apple Inc. Partially Wins the Battle over Samsung Patent Case
After a tough fight between smartphone titans, Apple Inc. and Samsung over patent infringement case, finally U.S court grants Apple partial victory over the …
, Apple won’t be among the top three companies by 2020
Last week, at TechCrunch Disrupt Conference in New York, former TechCrunch CEO Michael Arrington spoke to Wilson on the future of tech companies. Referring as …
, Apple & E-Book Publishers Held Responsible for Price Fixing
Steve Jobs helped organize and arrange for a complex price-fixing plan that cost its consumers tens of millions of dollars in the last two years by enhancing the price of many new releases and bestsellers by $3 to $5 each.
, PC Makers Struggle with Shrinking Market Shares
What is most astonishing part about the iPad era, is how completely Apple still controls it. The market was filled with plenty of Smartphone in 2007, when the iPhone came out and it quickly drew new competitors, most notably Android devices.
, iPad Replaces Textbooks, Enters The Education Sector
The world has changed increasingly over the last few years in terms of clubs of people, thinking and most of all, “technology”. Education was always considered vital for one reason. It was needed to compliment technology. And now is the phase where technology is used to compliment education. Well, if you are considering this contradictory, it’s not. It’s just in the reverse motion.
, iPad 3 Due in 2012
The evidence comes from sources within Apple's supply chain, who say that OEM production of the iPad 2 will remain high at 14-15 million units in the fourth quarter of 2011, but will decline to 4-5 million units in the first quarter of 2012, paving the way for the launch of the new iPads. Production volume will be in the 9.5-9.8 million unit range during the first quarter of 2012 for the iPad 3, which will begin in January.
, 10 Techniques To Improve Your Leadership Skills
As John F. Kennedy once said, “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other”. Any leader who thinks he knows it all and has seen it all and is through learning is going to lose his effectiveness and strength. For a leader to be a strength to his people through time, it is important to be open to learning, improving and growing. Enhancing your existing leadership skills is essential to stay with the times, and ahead of others.
, Samsung Beats Apple in third sales quarter
In the news that took tech industry by surprise, sales of Samsung Electronics surpassed those of Apple Inc. Apple phones are known to be …
, iPhone 4S Sales Hit The Roof
Even as claims that the iPhone 4S is not much of a device do the rounds, facts and figures tell another story. …
, What kind of a leader are you? Let’s find out..
You can be one of these kinds of leaders or you can be leading in a novel way, but at the end of the day, what matters are results. Ever since mankind has dreamt of achieving something, a procession of individuals has marched towards achieving it.
, Apple Genius Steve Jobs Dies At 56
Iconic inventor and superior tech guru, Steve Paul Jobs (1955-2011), known the world over as the co-founder and former CEO of Apple Inc., died on Wednesday. Jobs was only 56 years old and had been ailing from a number of health complications, which were also speculated as being the reason behind his resignation as the CEO of Apple Inc., some months back.
