I wholeheartedly agree. While the whole thing scares me a bit (mostly because I'm scared of change I guess) I think it truly is an example of how smart Apple's management has become in the last 8 years or so. Jobs is probably the only person who understands this company this well, for one thing, and it gives him an unfair advantage. But the success of Pixar shows that even when he hasn't almost single handedly invented the industry that his company works in he just knows business.
At the risk of sounding dramatic Apple *is* Steve Jobs.
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I wholeheartedly agree. While the whole thing scares me a bit (mostly because I'm scared of change I guess) I think it truly is an example of how smart Apple's management has become in the last 8 years or so. Jobs is probably the only person who understands this company this well, for one thing, and it gives him an unfair advantage. But the success of Pixar shows that even when he hasn't almost single handedly invented the industry that his company works in he just knows business.
At the risk of sounding dramatic Apple *is* Steve Jobs.