Wouldn’t you like to know if those guidelines you just read would really work if you wanted to start up your own business? Therefore I will give you a couple examples of creators of companies, and how they were able to be successful on what they did. Steve jobs the creator and inventor of apple had a well thought out process of how he was going to create a successful business. "We started out to get a computer in the hands of everyday people, and we succeeded beyond our wildest dreams."-Steve Jobs. The vision of a computer in our hand sparked the PC revolution and made Apple an icon of American business.
Steve Jobs returned to the U.S. from going on his journey of becoming fascinated by Eastern spiritualism and took a part-time job designing
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Steve Jobs renewed his friendship with Wozniak, who had been trying to build a small computer for the longest. To Wozniak, it was just a hobby and something he did on his spare time. The visionary Jobs grasped the marketing a seen all the potential of such a device and convinced Wozniak to go into business with him. The main reason he went into to business with jobs is the business was super creative and well thought out. In 1975, the twenty year old Jobs and Wozniak they had set up shop in Jobs' parents' garage. They were in the garage thinking of creative names to give this there new product. The logo on the back of your iPhone or Mac is a tribute to Alan Turing. He was the man who laid the ground for the modern day computers. A decade later apple products are in the works. Unrecognized for his work, facing jail for gross indecency and humiliated by estrogen injections intended to 'cure' his homosexuality, he bit into an apple he had laced with cyanide. Alan Turing died in obscurity on June 7, 1954, 10 years. And so, the story goes, when two entrepreneurs were looking for a logo for their brand new computer product Apple they remembered Turing and his contribution to their field. They chose an apple not a complete apple, but one with a