Give us the Business.
"It's hard not to be cynical these days regarding Apple.
Too many good people are leaving the
company, dead wood remains in place in
middle management, ideas drown in red tape,
and bureaucracy hasn't grasped the potential
of thinking different.<
>Just as Apple is focusing on content creation
and education, it could and should be focusing
on corporate sales -- but not in a broad-brush
sense (which it can't possibly execute now,
anyway). Instead, how about a new Apple
Business division that targets Fortune 1000
companies, selling a package of G3 desktops,
G3 PowerBooks, eMate 1000s for the field,
WebObjects, Rhapsody servers, Rhapsody's
Interface Builder (as an object-oriented rapid
development and deployment system),
Microsoft Office 98 and the absence of the Year
2000 bug?<
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