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How much of that is driven by his own success vs. inertia from the success of his predecessor? I've heard many people say that they don't want to leave the ecos
by cglong 6y ago
How much of that is driven by his own success vs. inertia from the success of his predecessor? I've heard many people say that they don't want to leave the ecosystem because they're already so invested into it.
- _ph_ 6y agoThe finances? Most of his own success. Even with Steve Jobs still at the helm, it was Tim Cook who managed the supply chain and operations. Tim Cook probably isn't the product manager Steve Jobs was, though Jobs sometimes went badly astray with his decisions too. But from a business point of view, Apple is doing greater than ever. And yes, I was also someone who got unhappy with the Mac ecosystem and partially stayed because of being too much dependent on the eco system, but also because of the lack of true alternatives for my requirements. However, this has changed drastically with the switch to Apple Silicon, now it looks like a strong technical choice again.