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Tag Archives: Apple
Goodbye Steve
I just learned that Steve Jobs has died at the age of 56. He changed the way we interact with machines — in transformative fashion — making the world a better place. He’s left a tremendous legacy and inspired a … Continue reading
Thoughts On The iPhone 4S Announcement
The internet has practically shut down with commentary on yesterday’s announcement. So I’ll contribute sparingly. The keynote can be viewed online. It runs over an hour. One gets some basic sense of what Apple culture might look like post-Steve Jobs. … Continue reading
Fred Brooks On Failure And Design
Wired Magazine features an interview with Fred Brooks, author of Mythical Man-Month and The Design of Design. My two favorite lines: Brooks: You can learn more from failure than success. In failure you’re forced to find out what part did not work. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, design, Edwin Land, failure, Fred Brooks, Mac, Steve Jobs
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To Be Profitable: Focus On The Customer, Not Profits.
(updated below) I finally had the chance to watch the Steve Jobs presentation on the iPhone 4 antennae issue. You can watch it here. I was impressed by this statement in Job’s opening remarks: We want to make … all our users … Continue reading
Posted in Lean and Six Sigma, Technology
Tagged antennae, Apple, customer focus, iPhone, iPhone 4, principle centered leadership, profits, Stephen Covey, Steve Jobs, video
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When Does Choosing A Better Computer Become Wasteful?
No, I’m not referring to green computing devices. Though, apparently computers account for 2% of the world’s carbon emissions. I’m swapping my nearly four year-old PC notebook for a new 15″ MacBook Pro. Can you say upgrade? Like many buyers, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, computers, Mac, MacBook Pro, muda, over-processing, solid state drive, waste
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Pad to the Future
In case you need a break from brainstorming justifications for buying an iPad, let’s look forward. My engineering colleague passes along a future interface. 10/GUI from C. Miller on Vimeo. Admittedly very cool. Still, seems like a lot of trouble and … Continue reading