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Apple stay strong after the death of Steve Jobs

After the death of Steve Jobs, many concerns were raised that Apple may have lost some of their leading executive team. Board member and former US Vice President Al Gore said the concerns are unwarranted and that the team will remain strong.

He spoke at the All Things D technology conference in Hong Kong saying “Their loyalty to the company is quite deep.”

Iconic leader Steve Jobs died a short while ago, after losing a battle against cancer. According to news, Jobs had trained employees in his last years to put their own stamp on their organisation after his passing.

Al Gore gives Apple the thumbs up

The Apple board protected Jobs medical information and Gore said that he felt they handled the situation ‘absolutely correctly'.

Even with the death of Steve Jobs, Apple are in a very healthy situation and have a strong leadership team in place. Obviously nothing will happen quickly, but it will be interesting to measure their global status in 3 years time. By then, the passing of Jobs may have had an impact on the huge technology corporation. A certain audience believe that Steve Jobs was the quality control chief for the company. Whether his passing will change their standards can only be judged over time.

Kitguru says: Al Gore is confident in the Apple leadership. Are you?

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3 comments

  1. Why would they leave now? the company is huge. The telling periods are when a company does BAD. it will be interesting to see just how much jobs did to get apple were they are. in 2-3 years all his influences on products will be gone. thats the key time for apple to prove they dont need him.

  2. I have to agree with Ganna. Right now, most everything in motion at Apple are still things that were set in place by Jobs for the most part. Once all of those products are released and actions are taken we will see what happens. I also feel like it is going to take at least a couple of years minimum to see this happen. After that, we will see what happens. The problem that I see is this. Apple are pretty far ahead in certain sectors. They have to keep innovating at the rapid pace that they are in order to stay even slightly ahead.

    The issue I see is this. When some companies are really far ahead they tend to coast everything for awhile and stack their money. In this day and age, I don’t think that it is possible to even contemplate doing that. That is what I hope Apple doesn’t do.

  3. Langgong T. Amercano

    In a year less or so, Apple will be filing its bankruptcy. Steve Jobs spent all the money of apple corporation paying advertisements and journalist, giving free mac books to almost everybody just to spread the lies that apple sells and so on and so forth. Typical American lies and falsehood. Now that Jobs is in hell, next comes apple to hell. Adieu apple the cancer that causes american downfall by selling lies.