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Apple Inc.
T h e r e v o l u t i o n o f s e l l i n g a p p l e ’ s p r o d u c t s
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How Apple
Started
A b r i e f s t o r y
2
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Apple Computer Inc.
E v e r y S u c c e s s n e e d s a b e g i n n i n g
• Was founded in 1976
• Co-founders were Steve Jobs – Steve Woznick and Ronald Wayne
• Initial fund : Wozniak sold his calculator for 500$ and Jobs sold his
car for a couple of hundred dollars – around 1000$
• Company’s location : Job’s garage
• Wozniak was the inventor and producer of computers
• Jobs were good at negotiation and selling things
• They named the company Apple to Beat the Atari company in paper
phone books !
3
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Apple I
T h e b e g i n n i n g
4
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Why People Liked Apple I
A p p l e 1
• One of the firsts computers that allowed customers to use
a TV as the output screen
• It was fully assembled
• Users needed nothing but a TV to work with that
• It needed less circuits than other computers
A l t a i r 8 8 0 0
• Needed a teletype to use it
• Cheaper ones weren’t fully assembled
• You only were able to see the output on paper
• You had program it’s ROM with some buttons and LED’s
• You had to program it with dotted papers
5
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Apple I Computer
S t o r y o f t h e f u n d
• The designing price was 1000$
• Every chip was cost 20$
• Woznick was thinking about selling each chip 40$
• So after selling 50 chips, they could have make profit
6
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But…
• They only had around 1000$ and making 50 chips would have cost around 2000$
• No one gives them any money
• Banks also refused to help
7
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Apple I Computer
S t o r y o f t h e f u n d
• Jobs made a contract with computer shop to sell 50 complete
computers
• They only could make a prototype chip! Not more ! And in fact, it
didn’t work even!
• Jobs convinced the shop’s manager to give them whole completed
computers with the price of 500$ each
• Shop was allowed to sell each computer 666.66$
• They made 200 units of Apple I and managed to sell all except 25
units
• They made everything by their hands, even the computer box !
• It became the standard to produce a computer
8
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Apple II
T h e r a i s e
9
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Apple II Series
S t o r y o f t h e r a i s e
• It brought colors to computers
• Monitor was included
• User didn’t need to buy or do something special to use it
• It had 2 Disk II slots (like floppy disks) – before that a cassette
• Targeted users at home not businesses
• Initial release : 1977
• Last release : 1993
• Around 6 million Apple II were sold
• They sold it with discount to schools and universities and companies
10
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Apple III
T h e f a l l b e g i n s
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Apple III
S t o r y o f t h e f a i l u r e
• Apple’s first failure
• Initial release : 1980
• Last release : 1985
• Around 75.000 Apple III were sold
• They recalled 15.000 of them
• It had serious problems
• IBM’s first inexpensive PC with MS-DOS introduced in 1981
• In 1984, IBM made $4billion annual revenue from PCs
12
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Lisa
T h e f a l l c o n t i n u e s
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Lisa
S t o r y o f t h e f a i l u r e
• First computer with GUI, mouse and icons
• Price : $9995
• Initial release : 1983
• Last release : 1985
• 100.000 Lisa were sold
• A failure because of the price
14
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Macintosh
T h e r i s e a f t e r t h e f a l l
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Macintosh
S t o r y o f t h e r i s e
• A big success
• It was in competition with Microsoft Pc’s and Commodore 64
• They spent at least $5million for TV advertisement
• They offered a plan which customers could test a Macintosh for free
for a day
• The best choice for video industry because of adobe programs
• Price : $2495
• Introduced in 1984
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Everything were fine…
• The board fired Steve jobs in 1985 because he believed they should make the Macintosh an alternative for IBM PC.
• In 1989 made first laptop that is fundamental of laptops and wasn’t successful
• In 1991 they made PowerBook the second laptop and it was very successful
• Windows 3.0 was introduced and provided better GUI for PC’s
• Macintosh was too expensive
• They introduced first PDA
• During the absence of Steve jobs, because of poor marketing, apple wasn’t able to sell computers. (some times the computer was
cheaper than a PC with that specifications.
17
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Jobs returns...
S t o r y o f t h e r e t u r n
• Jobs returned on 1997
• Firstly, he introduced apple store
• Secondly, he made a deal with Microsoft : Microsoft was committed
to invest $150 million and also publish office package for macs for at
least 5 years
• He introduced iMac in 1998. it was a big success and sold 1million
units each year
• He introduced iBook and PowerMac in 1999. they get very popular
• iBook was using wireless LAN and helped this technology to be
known
• Introduced OS X at 2001. It inherited security and stability of Unix
but with a really nice GUI 18
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A big decision
• In 2001 , Jobs decided to open retail stores in the USA
• Jobs made this decision to fix the poor marketing problems
• It led to opening 465 stores till 2015!
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iPods
S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n
• In 2001 apple introduced first iPod
• It could save 1000 songs
• It was the biggest success
• Apple sold a lot of iPods that convinced apple to develop iPod series
• In 2005 Jobs said that 76% of the apple’s revenue is from music
devices
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iTunes
S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n
• Launched in 2003
• It was a place to sell songs
• After some time they added TV shows and series too
• In 2010 , they celebrated selling 10 billionth song
21
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Some important changes
2001 - 2007
• In 2000 apple started iTools web services ( mails , cards , …)
• Apple stopped using colored plastics
• Started using aluminum
• Started using Intel processors
22
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But, step aside!
iPhones are coming!!!
23
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iPhone
S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n
• In 2007 Apple changed its name to Apple Inc.
• In 2007, Jobs introduced the first smart phone!
• It was a mixture of iPod, Apple TV and Macintosh
• It caused Apple to overtook Microsoft’s stock market value in 2010
• In 2010 Apple introduced iPad, and in the same year stated that
iPads were selling more than iMacs and MacBooks
• Apple sold 6.124.000 units of iPhone in 2008!
• Price : $499 and $599
24
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Conclusion
• Think different and be creative
• Don’t underestimate rivals
• Don’t afraid to be the first
• Don’t forget low-income people
• Learn negotiation skills
• Style matters!
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History Of Apple Inc.

  • 1. FABRIKAM Apple Inc. T h e r e v o l u t i o n o f s e l l i n g a p p l e ’ s p r o d u c t s
  • 2. FABRIKAM How Apple Started A b r i e f s t o r y 2
  • 3. FABRIKAM Apple Computer Inc. E v e r y S u c c e s s n e e d s a b e g i n n i n g • Was founded in 1976 • Co-founders were Steve Jobs – Steve Woznick and Ronald Wayne • Initial fund : Wozniak sold his calculator for 500$ and Jobs sold his car for a couple of hundred dollars – around 1000$ • Company’s location : Job’s garage • Wozniak was the inventor and producer of computers • Jobs were good at negotiation and selling things • They named the company Apple to Beat the Atari company in paper phone books ! 3
  • 4. FABRIKAM Apple I T h e b e g i n n i n g 4
  • 5. FABRIKAMFABRIKAM Why People Liked Apple I A p p l e 1 • One of the firsts computers that allowed customers to use a TV as the output screen • It was fully assembled • Users needed nothing but a TV to work with that • It needed less circuits than other computers A l t a i r 8 8 0 0 • Needed a teletype to use it • Cheaper ones weren’t fully assembled • You only were able to see the output on paper • You had program it’s ROM with some buttons and LED’s • You had to program it with dotted papers 5
  • 6. FABRIKAM Apple I Computer S t o r y o f t h e f u n d • The designing price was 1000$ • Every chip was cost 20$ • Woznick was thinking about selling each chip 40$ • So after selling 50 chips, they could have make profit 6
  • 7. FABRIKAM But… • They only had around 1000$ and making 50 chips would have cost around 2000$ • No one gives them any money • Banks also refused to help 7
  • 8. FABRIKAM Apple I Computer S t o r y o f t h e f u n d • Jobs made a contract with computer shop to sell 50 complete computers • They only could make a prototype chip! Not more ! And in fact, it didn’t work even! • Jobs convinced the shop’s manager to give them whole completed computers with the price of 500$ each • Shop was allowed to sell each computer 666.66$ • They made 200 units of Apple I and managed to sell all except 25 units • They made everything by their hands, even the computer box ! • It became the standard to produce a computer 8
  • 9. FABRIKAM Apple II T h e r a i s e 9
  • 10. FABRIKAM Apple II Series S t o r y o f t h e r a i s e • It brought colors to computers • Monitor was included • User didn’t need to buy or do something special to use it • It had 2 Disk II slots (like floppy disks) – before that a cassette • Targeted users at home not businesses • Initial release : 1977 • Last release : 1993 • Around 6 million Apple II were sold • They sold it with discount to schools and universities and companies 10
  • 11. FABRIKAM Apple III T h e f a l l b e g i n s 11
  • 12. FABRIKAM Apple III S t o r y o f t h e f a i l u r e • Apple’s first failure • Initial release : 1980 • Last release : 1985 • Around 75.000 Apple III were sold • They recalled 15.000 of them • It had serious problems • IBM’s first inexpensive PC with MS-DOS introduced in 1981 • In 1984, IBM made $4billion annual revenue from PCs 12
  • 13. FABRIKAM Lisa T h e f a l l c o n t i n u e s 13
  • 14. FABRIKAM Lisa S t o r y o f t h e f a i l u r e • First computer with GUI, mouse and icons • Price : $9995 • Initial release : 1983 • Last release : 1985 • 100.000 Lisa were sold • A failure because of the price 14
  • 15. FABRIKAM Macintosh T h e r i s e a f t e r t h e f a l l 15
  • 16. FABRIKAM Macintosh S t o r y o f t h e r i s e • A big success • It was in competition with Microsoft Pc’s and Commodore 64 • They spent at least $5million for TV advertisement • They offered a plan which customers could test a Macintosh for free for a day • The best choice for video industry because of adobe programs • Price : $2495 • Introduced in 1984 16
  • 17. FABRIKAM Everything were fine… • The board fired Steve jobs in 1985 because he believed they should make the Macintosh an alternative for IBM PC. • In 1989 made first laptop that is fundamental of laptops and wasn’t successful • In 1991 they made PowerBook the second laptop and it was very successful • Windows 3.0 was introduced and provided better GUI for PC’s • Macintosh was too expensive • They introduced first PDA • During the absence of Steve jobs, because of poor marketing, apple wasn’t able to sell computers. (some times the computer was cheaper than a PC with that specifications. 17
  • 18. FABRIKAM Jobs returns... S t o r y o f t h e r e t u r n • Jobs returned on 1997 • Firstly, he introduced apple store • Secondly, he made a deal with Microsoft : Microsoft was committed to invest $150 million and also publish office package for macs for at least 5 years • He introduced iMac in 1998. it was a big success and sold 1million units each year • He introduced iBook and PowerMac in 1999. they get very popular • iBook was using wireless LAN and helped this technology to be known • Introduced OS X at 2001. It inherited security and stability of Unix but with a really nice GUI 18
  • 19. FABRIKAM A big decision • In 2001 , Jobs decided to open retail stores in the USA • Jobs made this decision to fix the poor marketing problems • It led to opening 465 stores till 2015! 19
  • 20. FABRIKAM iPods S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n • In 2001 apple introduced first iPod • It could save 1000 songs • It was the biggest success • Apple sold a lot of iPods that convinced apple to develop iPod series • In 2005 Jobs said that 76% of the apple’s revenue is from music devices 20
  • 21. FABRIKAM iTunes S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n • Launched in 2003 • It was a place to sell songs • After some time they added TV shows and series too • In 2010 , they celebrated selling 10 billionth song 21
  • 22. FABRIKAM Some important changes 2001 - 2007 • In 2000 apple started iTools web services ( mails , cards , …) • Apple stopped using colored plastics • Started using aluminum • Started using Intel processors 22
  • 24. FABRIKAM iPhone S t o r y o f t h e r e v o l u t i o n • In 2007 Apple changed its name to Apple Inc. • In 2007, Jobs introduced the first smart phone! • It was a mixture of iPod, Apple TV and Macintosh • It caused Apple to overtook Microsoft’s stock market value in 2010 • In 2010 Apple introduced iPad, and in the same year stated that iPads were selling more than iMacs and MacBooks • Apple sold 6.124.000 units of iPhone in 2008! • Price : $499 and $599 24
  • 25. FABRIKAM Conclusion • Think different and be creative • Don’t underestimate rivals • Don’t afraid to be the first • Don’t forget low-income people • Learn negotiation skills • Style matters! 25
  • 26. FABRIKAM TITLE GOES HERE Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut gravida eros erat. Proin a tellus sed risus lobortis sagittis eu Apple Campus 2
  • 27. FABRIKAM THANK YOU W W W . H E Y D A R I I . I R Po u ya H e y d a r i + 9 8 9 1 2 9 3 5 4 0 3 9 Po u ya h e y d a r y @ g m a i l . c o m