Category: Apple

  • Analysis of Apple’s “Privacy on iPhone” Commercial

    A recent advertising campaign by Apple focuses on the promotion of its privacy capabilities. Particularly, in May 2021, Apple posted a commercial, which advertises its iOS privacy features (Apple, 2021). This one-minute-long video is a modern example of emotion-based marketing. User privacy is an immensely sensitive issue, which forces millions of people to seek devices,…

  • Apple Classrooms of Tomorrow Project and Blogs

    Table of Contents Introduction ACOT Project Blogs Conclusion References Introduction ACOT project which stands for Apple Classrooms of Tomorrow has emerged as one of the ground-breaking exercises in acquiring new philosophies of education. Having been established in 1985, it has focused on longitudinal studies and progress in partnership with government schools, universities, and research organizations.…

  • Apple Incorporation Bonds Decisions

    Table of Contents Introduction The amount of bond to be paid at present The value of bond-credit after one year Reasons for paying more or less for the bonds Lessons Learnt Works Cited Introduction Basically, Apple Inc. belongs to a very competitive industry where technological changes incessantly occur. The level of competitiveness increases the risk…

  • Stock Analysis of Microsoft and Apple

    Table of Contents Introduction Stock Type and Par Value of Microsoft and Apple Last Financial Statement Audit of Microsoft and Apple Earnings per Share for Microsoft and Apple Dividends and Current Ratio of Microsoft and Apple Conclusion and Recommendations References Introduction Accurate analysis is an indispensable component of quality investment, which promises great returns. It…

  • Apple Inc.: Customer Service

    Customer service is referred to as the overall activity in identifying customer needs and satisfying customers in terms of such needs (“Operations Theory” par. 1). It plays an important role in the profitability of a business. The quality of products and services is directly related to the satisfaction level of customers. When customers are satisfied…

  • Consumer Behavior Towards the Apple’s iPad 4

    Table of Contents The Purpose of the Study The Method and Sample The Study Findings Conclusion Appendices References The Purpose of the Study The purpose of this study is to determine consumer behavior towards the newly introduced Apple’s iPad 4 in the market. In fact, given the economic, social, and political conditions, it is expected…

  • Apple: The Analysis of the Company’s Financial Statements

    In their balance sheets, businesses provide full information about their financial health. Liquid assets stand for those assets that can be easily and quickly converted into cash. A significant condition is that they should generate cash amounts that are close or even identical to their market value. Balance sheets present this information under the current…

  • Apple Company’s Investment Benefits

    Table of Contents Introduction Basic Principles of Investing Features of Apple and Its Share Policy Advantages of Investing in Apple Possible Risks Ways to Reduce Risks Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Almost any person today can invest in a large company. There is no need to have a financial education; however, some particular knowledge can be…

  • Demand and Supply of Apple iPod

    Table of Contents The Law of Demand The Law of Supply Equilibrium Excess Supply/Demand Methodology Research Results References Supply and demand are one of the most elementary concepts of economics and it is the stamina of a market economy. Demand refers to how much (quantity) of a merchandise or service is preferred by buyers. The…

  • Consumer Behavior: A Case Study of Apple’s iPod

    Table of Contents Introduction Perception Learning and Memory Motivation and Values Personality and lifestyles Attitudes Individual Decision Making Process Conclusion References Introduction With the availability of a large number of products that serve to satisfy the same need, it becomes very had for the consumer to make a choice as to which product to by…