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This case explores the sources of Apple’s competitive advantages, the sustainability of the iPhone, the efficacy of Apple’s strategy as a walled garden, and the pros and cons of building a service business largely built around the iPhone.

For example, Apple’s more than 600 experts on camera hardware technology work in a group led by Graham Townsend, a camera expert. Because iPhones, iPads, laptops, and desktop computers all include cameras, these experts would be scattered across product lines if Apple were organized in business units.

This business analysis case shows that Apple has a work culture that motivates human resources to support strategic objectives for competitiveness.

For example, the iPhone 11 came in three models (basic, Pro, and Pro Max), and consumers could select from three different memory sizes and, depending on the model, four to six different colours. 37 This strategy allowed the company to limit variability and streamline its supply chain.

Sales of iPhones, iPads, and Macs were flat or down. However, Apple's new hardware—Apple Watch and Airpods—as well as services were growing rapidly. This case explores Apple's history and Cook's strategic options for driving new hardware and services into Apple's mainstream in the next decade.

Apple Inc. experiences the moderate force or threat of new entrants. This component of Porter’s Five Forces analysis model indicates the possibility and effect of new competitors entering the market. In Apple’s case, new entrants exert a moderate force based on the following external factors:

Apple’s journey to global success is a compelling case study in how a company can build a strong brand and establish a lasting presence in the international arena. By embracing simplicity, innovation, and adaptability, Apple has demonstrated that it has the vision and resilience to continue to thrive in an increasingly competitive and ...

This study did a comprehensive descriptive analysis to investigate information regarding Apple's business innovation through in-depth case study analysis. Apple's business innovation extends beyond tangible items to encompass the ecosystem and total customer experience.

This study found that Apple is effective in their company culture practices, however, could focus their efforts more on employees. In order to continue to have a positive company culture, Apple should focus more efforts on employees and utilize a more adhocracy style culture. Keywords: company culture, values, innovation, Apple, culture categories

Apple Inc. (“Apple”) appeals four decisions of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (“Board”) determining that claims of patents owned by Qualcomm Inc. (“Qualcomm”) weren’t proven unpatentable.