Tagged - Apple

The Big Shift

The world economy, based in the post-Information Age on invention, is moving to models based on copying and theft. This is happening not in single product lines or...

When Windows Tanks

I recently found myself asking fellow panelists at an MIT Forum what would happen if Windows 8 just didn't take off. There was a conversational pause, so I asked again....

Platform Wars: Who Wins

This circus-like competitive swirl is not about who has the coolest widget. It is only, and all, about whose business model best fits the markets and the offerings.

Six Smartphone Killer Apps

Killer apps are applications that are so compelling that they either amplify or defy the rules above, driving huge market share to the platforms where they appear.

Smartphone OSs: The Inventors Lose Control

The smartphone OS is the most strategic real estate in the world today, the low-bank waterfront (in a pre-global warming sense) of the technology real estate portfolio.

The Globalization Issue: Labor vs. Intellectual Property (Continued)

The rationale for making phones in China for Western markets was the motivation behind all Globalization moves: cheaper labor. This is a transitional time, when original...

The Globalization Issue: Labor vs. Intellectual Property

The rationale for making phones in China for Western markets was the motivation behind all Globalization moves: cheaper labor. This is a transitional time, when original...

Global Landscapes in 2013: Technology and the Economy

This year, the Ten Predictions, which are meant to stand in specifics, are separated, word for word; from the technology and economic landscapes on which they will play out.

Production vs. Consumption: Computer Sales Explode!

Wherever one turns these days, from Steve Jobs' quotes and Apple releases to Intel's earnings projections, the same headlines leap out: "PC Sales Decline," "Computer...

Mark Anderson's Programme in Technology and the Economy

It is now well-known that virtually all trained economists missed predicting the most important (and large-scale) economic event of the last 50 years: the current decline...
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