The other environmental factor: ‘Technology’ is a significant tool for Apple to reach out to its costumers. Apple’s philosophy is not to engage in market researches and solely relies on providing a great product, but then how does Apple engage with it’s customers and applies it’s marketing strategy? Steve Job’s was cited, “It isn’t not the consumer’s job to know what they want. It is difficult for a consumer to tell you what they want when they have never seen anything remotely like this” (Guru Nanak Institution of Management, 2015). Apple success results from iTunes, once the customer is logged on, Apple accesses significant information of consumer’s behavior and purchasing habits.
How has Apple implemented the marketing concept? Apple implemented its marketing concept by seemingly offering products to consumers that are state of the art and revolutionizing its industries. Apple seems to know what consumers demand before the consumers actually know. The iPod and iPhone were created before people even knew what a digital music player or a smartphone were. Not only do they sell these items the company sells high end computers to its customers.
The company logo- which own ITunes (apple) this enables viewers to click the logo which then leads to another page maintaining information of news requiring new products e.g a new smartphone. This is an easy accessible tab in order for viewers to be notified on new products. Hyperlinked text – This is a quick, easy and useful feature that is made in order for viewers to click on a main service instead of searching, this takes just one
Additional to this, it brought to market a phone that integrated various technologies. This was new and invoated. However, like most things, the idea was replicated and soon other companies were following the model; none like Samsung however. Samsung took apple’s idea and made it their own. After Jobs death, the identity of the company took a hit as well as their market share.
Within this topics are discussed the corporate governance, marketing and distribution, target audience, business strategy, and Jobs ideals of how the company should behave. The influences of Apple Inc in the world and society around it are also topics that had my attention and my wiliness to analyze. Apples ability to grow and gain people’s attention must be in effort and should be understood by many different perspectives. Introduction Steve Jobs was born in 1955, in San Francisco. He was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs in the same year he was born.
Apple also offers services such as iTunes, which helps you, organized your music, video and picture files. On iTunes you can also purchase music, movies and save it on your device or computers, they also have share files such as iCloud, which allows you to store and access your files from any devices you own. Apple continues to create bold visionary products that earn the envy of technophiles worldwide as Apple re-images itself as a “Digital Lifestyle” company. (CNN Money) Purpose The purposes of this analytical report of Apple Inc. are to inquire about possible staffing opportunity. Kelly Services can supply Apple Inc. with a steady flow of qualified software and hardware engineers to meet the changes Apple Inc. will face in created the next generation of operating systems and devices.
Apple Inc. Jeymi Charles MRK/421 June 19, 2014 Michele Dougherty Apple Inc. Apple has been innovative in providing product and services for its customers. Having a competitive advantage they produce products like the IPad IPod, Mac, Apple TV and IPhone. Although some would say apple has lost its competitive edge with the passing of CEO and founder Steve Jobs, the company remains one of the leading sellers in the technology industry. In the world of personal handheld devices, the I industry remains dominant among its competitors and can continue to demand a price for which Apple known for, and yet holds its value even through re-sale. Apple has a variety of products that appeal to all cultural demographic.
Apple TV strategic advertising campaign Name Course Date Apple TV strategic advertising campaign For any form of business, an advertising campaign is critical so that the product into which resources have been deposited reaches the targeted audience (Johnson, 2002). Advertising is aimed at creating awareness about the product, thus attracting demand. Apple TV is an innovative multimedia product that allows the playing of the content from iTunes store, hulu plus and YouTube, and sports among other uses. It offers an amazing experience for videos, photos, music and TV shows (Apple Inc, 2010). This report relays a strategic advertising campaign for the apple TV.
The following is an appropriate support strategy undertaken by HR:- i) New external hire Newly hired workers from outside bring the company new ideas and fresh perspectives. Benefit by seeking applicants with skill or knowledge found lacking in current employees for better-rounded workplace. External hiring can also form a more diverse work force and fulfill equal opportunity expectation. In that case, Apple has been hiring many new engineers. Products they could be assigned to include microchips that require less power to operate iPhones and iTouch devices, as well as circuitry to improve the graphics displayed in games and videos played on its devices.
Analysis of Case 1 Apple Inc. in 2012: Can It Sustain Its Growth and Defend against New Competitive Threats? By Maria Venizelos October 21, 2013 1309MGMT6709080 9% Introduction Apple Inc. is known as one of the most innovative companies in the Micro Computer Industry. Apple is known for their innovation and quality from computers, to iPhones and the ability to download music through their iTunes Store. This paper will analyze their industry environment using The Five-Forces Model of Competition: A Key Analytical Tool (see Figure 1) and the Case Study: “Apple Inc. in 2012: Can It Sustain Its Growth and Defend against New Competitive Threats”, (Gamble, 2012). Figure 1 Harvard Business Review, 2008 Industry Environment Evaluating an industries environment is based on well-defined analytical tools as described in Thompson, 2012, (p. 34).