Apple plans engineering-focused overhaul under Ternus, Bloomberg News reports
Bloomberg says Ternus is pushing Apple to ship products more often, cut management layers and trim costs as the company faces slower growth.
- Apple CEO John Ternus announced plans to overhaul the company, aiming to accelerate product development, broaden its range of devices, and create a leaner organization with greater engineering focus, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.
- Ternus has long advocated for a leaner organization, arguing that the "company should be accomplishing more with fewer employees" while seeking to reduce organizational bloat and eliminate middle-management positions.
- Managers report a "hectic" environment as teams are pushed to deliver products faster, with Apple dismissing engineering program managers in the past two weeks to reduce layers between engineers and executives.
- One proposal involves relying less on traditional spring and fall release cycles to introduce devices throughout the year, as Ternus said the company must become "more experimental" to remain competitive.
- Revenue growth in services is a priority alongside Eddy Cue and CFO Kevan Parekh, though analyst Mark Gurman cautioned that these changes will be challenging and could take years to achieve.
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Apple's new chief executive officer, John Ternus, is weighing a broad overhaul of the iPhone maker aimed at sharpening its engineering focus, introducing products more frequently and creating a leaner organization, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday.
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Apple’s new CEO cuts managers and budgets, Bloomberg reports
Apple’s new chief executive, John Ternus, is reshaping the company to release products more often and cut layers of management, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. Ternus, 51, took over on 1 September after Tim Cook’s 15 years in the job. Apple declined to comment. Ternus wants Apple to rely less on its fixed spring and autumn […] This story continues at The Next Web
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