title: Apple Inc. Class: BSc 18C Word count: 2643 Date: Nov/15/2012 Table Of Content 1. Introduction – HRM & Potential risks in Apple Inc. (P3) 2. Recruiting – Internal & External sources (P4-P5) 3. Selection – Five steps in the selection process (P6-P8) 4. Training and development – Stages of designing (P8-P10) 5. Conclusion (P10) 6. References (P11-P12) Apple Inc. 1. Introduction – HRM & Potential risks in Apple Inc. Importance
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Introduction Apple Inc. was established on April 1‚ 1976 by Steve Jobs‚ Steve Wozniak‚ and Ronald Wayne (Mary Bellis‚ n.d). Apple Inc. which is an American multination corporation that design and sells mobile phone‚ computer software‚ tablet and personal computer. Apple well known hardware product are the Macintosh‚ iPod‚ iPad and the iPhone while its software are the OS X and iOS operating system. Today‚ Apple Inc is the second-best global brand base on Interbrand statistic (Interbrand‚ 2012)
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Apple Inc. is an American based organization founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs which is now a well-known global corporation known for cutting edge designs in electronics‚ software‚ and laptops and personal computers including the iPhone‚ iPod‚ and iPad. Today‚ with retail stores in multiple countries and an online store‚ it is one of the largest corporations in the world. It had become the most valuable technology company surpassing Microsoft. Apple’s organizational vision is “To be the most admired
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AppApple inc. is located in Cupertino‚ CA ‚ and founded in 1976‚ it currently employs 34‚300 full and part time workers globally. The current CEO for Apple inc. is Steve Jobs‚ and the COO is Timothy D. Cook. Board members include William V. Campbell‚ Al Gore Jr‚ Andrea Jung‚ and Arthur D. Levinson. Apple currently spends $1.3 billion in research and development‚ which is 3.6 percent of total revenues. Continuing innovation in a number of key products has been the key to the company’s success
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Running Head: Apple Inc.: Business Analysis Part III Business analysis III: Apple Inc. Abstract In this paper I will be presenting some of the strategies and tactics adopted by Apple Inc‚ I will emphasize on the means it has been using to achieve its organizational objectives. I will also present a brief overview on different type of strategies using Porter ’s generics strategies. This will be a conclusion of Apple Inc. business analysis. Economic Trends
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Apple Inc. Case Report Carlos Castro Luis Guzman Zuchytil Padilla Sergio Smith I. COMPANY BACKGROUND Apple INC‚ was founded on April 1‚1976 in a garage by Steve Jobs‚ Steve Wozniak‚ and Ronald Wayne. ‘The young entrepreneurs brought different strength to their fledgling company. Jobs had a flair for conceptualizing products‚ while Wozniak had the technical know-how to make them happened” (Washington Post Economy‚ 2012). At first‚ they only focused on personal computers but are now stationed
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Abstract The Apple iPhone revolutionized the smart phone market. It is the first device to feature three in one integration of a mobile phone‚ internet surfing and digital music player capabilities. In addition‚ the device features a great design‚ has few competitors‚ and addresses consumers’ desires to be constantly connected in a convenient and flexible manner. Apple has continuously improved upon its original model‚ and has become a large international player in the saturated mobile phone market
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External and Internal Factors on Apple Inc. October 27‚ 2008 External and Internal Factors on Apple Inc. As with any company‚ a solid foundation is essential for success. Companies need to have a system in place to help management plan ahead should there be a "bump" in the road. A good example of a company that is built on a solid foundation is Apple. Companies have developed and implemented their own management concepts to keep them one step ahead of the competition. There are basically four management
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and respected companies in the world‚ Apple Inc. was one of the few companies to emerge from the recession stronger than ever. Started in 1976 as a computer business‚ most of Apple’s success has been attributed to its music- and video-related products and the iPhone. Quickly became known then as a company that made innovative consumer electronic products instead of just a company that made computers‚ it changed its name in 2007 from “Apple Computer” to “Apple Inc.”. As Steve Jobs‚ Apple’s former CEO
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