Who will replace Steve Jobs as head of Apple?
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* He stood in for Steve when he had pancreatic cancer surgery
* He's responsible for their amazing supply chain, inventory etc, which people forget is a key part of their profitability
* He played a big part in the last keynote - a way of introducing him to the press and public; Schiller and Ive were there for other reasons.
* It's a mistake to try and replace Steve Jobs - you can't. Apple has a lot of talent (Ive for example) that can continue the work; instead they need a smart guy to oversee them. Schiller can dance around on stage at keynotes. In any case Apple is likely rethinking the way they introduce new products.
Steve Jobs could well become chairman and consult on products to ease the transition and investors fears.
CNN Money has a good summary of Cook:
http://money.cnn.com/2008/11/09/technology/cook_apple.fortune/
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Just a thought.
Added: an article about the topic - http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/06/24/fortune.steves.successor/
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The next ranking officer is Tim Cook.
I personally think they should start talking more to Steve Wozniak.
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http://money.cnn.com/2008/11/09/technology/cook_apple.fortune/
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As a designer, I'd like to see this... but I'd be willing to be it'll be current COO Tim Cook.
Ive wouldn't want to the job - as a designer (and that's what he is), what better Job to have than his current gig? I seriously doubt he'd want to swap designing Apple's products to have constant meetings and conference calls about retail numbers, forecasts, iTunes Store or whatever…
Apple wouldn't give Ive the job - it would be very risky. Apple isn't just about its industrial design. Ive doesn't know software for instance - it's not like he designed OS X's UI.
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M$In all seriousness though, it is likely that Jonathan Ive will replace Steve Jobs, having been the third most notorious name associated with Apple. Steve Wozniak, being the second, is not likely to want Steve's position, being that any comparison between the two Steve's is unjust to each of them -- Jobs has always been a visionary, and Wozniak was always a counterpart in the early days of Apple.
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