Apple Company
192299592
Five Artistic Values of the Apple Company: Focusing on Apple's Logo
This paper discusses new direction of growth engine for our economy and product development through perspectives of business management and artistic value focusing on artistic value accompanied with technicality of Apple. This paper modifies an existing fragmentary viewpoint that considers art as the one only for art itself. This paper aims to find the applicable factors and know hows from the perspective of the art field for business management, and then derive diversion of consciousness so that we could pick up the idea about how to provide a high value production through the convergence between art and Received (June 13, 2017) Review Result (June 27, 2017) Accepted (July 4, 2017) Published (September 30, 2017) Dept. Basic Education, School of Liberal Arts, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Gongneung dong, Nowon gu, Seoul, Korea email: riccardo@seoultech.ac.kr Corresponding author, Dept. Business Administration, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Gongneung dong, Nowon gu, Seoul, Korea email: shchun@seoultech.ac.kr i nonmuneun seoulgwahaggisuldaehaggyo gyonaeyeongubi jiweoneuro jagseongdoeeossseubnida. Five Artistic Values of the Apple Company: Focusing on Apple's Logo Copyright c 2017 HSST 178 management. In particular, this paper focuses on the artistic value hidden in the technology of Apple which has led to the 4th industrial revolution. Through the success factors of Apple and the changes of Apple's logo, this paper seeks to find management philosophy and develop product development ability in terms of fusion of management and art. Based on the fact that the subject of 4th industrial revolution is man, not technology and man always instinctively likes and chooses art, this paper investigates the causes of consumer loyalty from an artistic point of view. Keyword: art management, higher value added business, convergence business management strategy, entrepreneurship, Apple
Soon-Hak Hwang Se-Hak Chun
59356389
Evaluation of the Methods of Dealing with the Problem of Mental Dissonance of the Consumer after the Purchase Process to Ensure Repeat of Purchase (Apple Mobile Phones Company)
The purpose of this research is to identify the effects of consumer behavior. and to know the needs and desires of the consumer, as well as the search for methods and strategies to reduce the problem of mental dissonance of the consumer to repeat the purchase process, data were collected through the questionnaire, observation and reference to some of the relevant references, The research found that the problem of mental dissonance due to technology has a great impact on the youth group between the ages of 21 and 39 years, according to the field study. The findings also show that the intensity of mental dissonance among the consumer, increases whenever there is a high degree of financial risk, Psychological mental dissonance is due to the severity of the purchase side between what is familiar and what is new. The study recommended that the company take into account some of the things that reduce the feelings of conflict as advertisements showing that the buyer is satisfied with the product after the purchase, and recommended that the messages should include in the promotional campaigns directed to the purchaser of Apple products.
Somaia Osman Mohamed Abdelgadir
76662078
An apple a day: an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis in Norway associated with self pressed apple juice
Abstract In the autumn of 2018, an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis affected adult employees from the same company in Western Norway. The organism was Cryptosporidium parvum, GP60 subtype IIaA14G1R1. All those infected had drunk from the same container of self pressed apple juice. Incubation period (1 week) and clinical signs were similar among those infected, although some experienced a more prolonged duration of symptoms (up to 2 3 weeks) than others. The infections resulted after consumption from only one of 40 containers of juice and not from any of the other containers. It seems that although Cryptosporidium oocysts were detected in a sample from another container, the contamination did not affect the whole batch. This is perhaps indicative of a restricted contamination event, either from contaminated ground in the orchard, or during collection of the fruit, or during processing. Although outbreaks of food borne cryptosporidiosis have previously been associated with consumption of contaminated apple juice, most of the more recent outbreaks of food borne cryptosporidiosis have been associated with salad vegetables or herbs. This outbreak, the first outside USA reported to be associated with apple juice, is a timely reminder that such juice is a suitable transmission vehicle for Cryptosporidium oocysts, and that appropriate hygienic measures are essential in the production of such juice, including artisanal (non commercial) production.
Epidemiology and Infection
Lucy Jane Robertson Tamirat Tefera Temesgen Kristoffer Relling Tysnes Jorgen Eikas
212673624
Evolution of Apple's "A" Series Processors
Apple's known to be a company which embraces in house technology. While other companies outsource, Apple likes to keep things in house whenever potential and therefore the chips found in iOS devices are no exception whereas other smartphones makers rely on Qualcomm, Mediatek and Intel for chipsets. Apple houses its own team of engineers to work on designs exclusive to their devices and it all began in 2008 when Apple purchased a small semiconductor company called P. A. Semi (i.e. Palo Alto Semiconductor) With a continuous thrive to push the human race forward, Apple"s been exploiting the smartphones industry to the very limits possible. The first "Systems on Chip" (SoC) was used in the first iPhone in 2007 it was called the APL0098. A12X, which is the latest chipset by Apple, stands out to be the most advanced processor ever found on a Smartphone. The latest generation of Apple processors are manufactured by TSMC
Vinay Nagrani Mr Amit S Hatekar
209334761
Does Apple Anchor a Shopping Mall? The Effect of the Technology Stores on the Formation of Market Structure
This study examines the effect of technology stores company owned Apple and Microsoft retail stores on mall configuration. We formulate a structural model that considers the endogenous location decisions of retail stores, taking into account both market characteristics and the spillover effects of co location. As a byproduct, the study provides guidance on location choice to mall developers and retailers by examining the equilibrium outcome of mall configuration that affects retail sales. The results show that competitive effects dominate within and across store categories for traditional department stores, but agglomeration effects exist between technology stores and upscale department stores. The presence of an Apple store, for example, attracts high income consumers, promoting the entry of upscale stores and the exit of midscale and discount stores. This study also introduces three key methodological innovations to the marketing literature. First, we address multiple equilibria by estimating equilibrium selection from the observed data. Second, we develop an efficient simulator that requires fewer random draws to evaluate the likelihood function for complete information games with multiple equilibria. Third, we overcome the remaining computational burden by utilizing the GPGPU technology, using multiple processing cores in a graphics processing unit to increase computational speed.
Doug J Chung Kyoungwon Seo Reo Song
181902264
Apple's App Store: Exploring the Future of Antitrust Laws
Apple, the well renowned technology company is acknowledged for an incredibly unique and successful business model, targeting consumers with its exclusive edge. The particularly exclusive ecosystem of the App Store may be threatened by an antitrust lawsuit filed with the Supreme Court, questioning the overall legality of antitrust laws for the future. The Apple Inc. v. Robert Pepper case argues that Apple is overcharging on its App Store, adding an extra fee to both the developer and consumer. The Illinois Brick Co. v. Illinois case concluded that consumers cannot sue companies due to transactions made by intermediaries, much like Apple is an intermediary between the developer and consumer. In this paper, the ongoing case Apple Inc. v. Robert Pepper will be evaluated and analyzed in comparison to the precedential Illinois Brick Co. v. Illinois case, where both cases together may impact the future of company business models as we currently know it.
Alyssa Alvarez
214121830
An Analysis Of An Explanation Of Apple Inc
This study aimed to analyze the factors that affect the performance company from the perspective of internal and external factors in Apple Inc. Internal factors include financial risk, market risk, operating risk, credit risk, and liquidity risk. While the external factor comprises the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) inflation, exchange rates, and index rates. While the Return On Asset (ROA) becomes a dependent variable to study its relationship between the independent variable. The data obtained is from Apple Inc.'s annual report for five years from 2014 to 2018. Both factors are used to see overall performance over five years. Also, Data was analyzed using sample, framework, and model. This study proposes companies to apply the four principles of corporate governance, namely transparency, accountability, justice, and independence.
Nik Mohd Zaini Nik Soh Nik Nurul Najihah
199238561
O PODER DA PERSUASAO PUBLICITARIA: COMO AS MARCAS TEM INFLUENCIADO O COMPORTAMENTO DO CONSUMIDOR, UM ESTUDO DE CASO DA EMPRESA APPLE
This monographic work aims to show the importance of the brand to companies, how the brand can impact consumer behavior, demonstrate how the meanings that a brand conveys influence the construction of a strong image of a company. Although organizations create brand identities, it is the people who create the meaning of the brand. Knowing how to properly use marketing and advertising strategies helps in this process because they are influential. In addition, it will be the company's way of conveying the essence of the brand, causing people to make the right associations in their minds. This work addresses issues such as: what is the brand, how it was created, its importance, among other points and the influence it provides on consumer behavior. Finally, there is an analysis, relating the theory studied with the practice in the journey of Apple. In fact, the company implemented what the theory advocated and achieved success. Key words: Apple; Branding; Brand Equity; Consumer behavior; Brand; Marketing.
Jefferson Alves Gomes
170059954
The Search for Future US China Energy Cooperation: The Case of Apple Sun Power Joint Solar Projects
The current work is a case study of three solar energy projects built with the joint efforts of Apple and Sun Power. Because of their positive results and unique characteristics, I take these projects as an example of a successful collaboration in the solar energy sector between an American and a Chinese operating company. In the midst of complicated trade frictions between China and the US in the solar energy sector, these projects stand out in a unique way: they bring benefits to all participants, do not exacerbate the trade disputes, they are environmentally friendly and promote peace in the Sino American relations. The Apple Sun Power projects also show a new approach to the overseas business model. They represent a more conscientious way of conducting business abroad since the company which is outsourcing its manufacturing (in this case Apple) uses clean energy to power its operations. Therefore, there is no exploitation of local resources, no damage to the local environment and the local people's health. On the contrary: there is an inflow of investments in the Chinese solar industry, cheap electricity for Apple and no harmful effects on the local environment. Based on the case study I make the argument that the solar energy sector is a solid ground for creating cooperation not only between companies but also between countries. Indeed, as we see in the example of Apple and Sun Power, their joint projects bring a long list of benefits without creating frictions between any parties. Viewed from a more global perspective, these projects promote the relations between China and the US and can be used as a model for promoting cooperation between other countries and consolidate peace on the global arena. In short, solar energy proves to be a good ground for developing peaceful collaboration between countries. One of the reasons is that it creates a complex interconnection between the participants and brings them to work closely together. More importantly, the result of the collaboration not only brings benefits to the participants themselves but also helps preserve the environment and tackle climate change issues which all nations are concerned about. This is a key feature of the collaboration in the solar energy sector it unites actors on the international arena under ideals which all human beings share: clean environment, sustainable economy and a better future for those who will come after us.
Anna Paskaleva
169451358
Research on Apple Inc's Current Developing Conditions
This paper has discussed current developing situations of Apple Inc, and based on its choices and sale conditions, this paper analyzes its advantages, disadvantages and outside effects such as financial problems with PESTEL and other popular analyzing methods. After these analysis, the paper gets a conclusion that although the high quality products and good brand awareness of Apple Inc allow this company to attract an lot of potential customers and strengthen their loyalties, it is also very important to capture the market shares from other strong competitors such as Dell, Samsung, and Lenovo by investing more money into the emerging markets than other rivals, keeping innovation and lowering pricings.
Qian Zhang