by jim muehlhausen | Sep 25, 2024 | Apple, AT&T, Business Model Innovation, Business Model Trends, iPhone, Public Companies, Verizon
As Verizon rolls out its own version of the iPhone, the AT&T business model is being tested. AT&T’s market share growth was largely dependent upon exclusive availability of the iPhone. iPhones went from 0% market share in late 2007 to 25% of all U.S....
by jim muehlhausen | Sep 6, 2024 | Apple, Apple without Steve Jobs, Business Model Innovation, Public Companies
Steve Jobs may have been only one man, however, his impact on Apple was both significant and profitable. We decided to evaluate Apple’s business model with and without Steve Jobs. We ran Apple’s business model through the Business Model Evaluator under both...
by jim muehlhausen | Sep 5, 2024 | A Better World, Business Model Design, Business Model Innovation, Facebook, Facebook games, Private Companies, Web Business Models
Nice guys finish last. It’s a dog eat dog world. Kill or be killed. All these phrases are heard in the business world. Personally, I do not believe it is a dog eat dog world. I believe the best business is based upon positive relationships and win-win deals. While...
by jim muehlhausen | Aug 30, 2024 | Apple, Apple without Steve Jobs, Business Model Trends, Public Companies
With the recent passing of Steve Jobs, one question lingers in the minds of techies and business leaders alike: what will happen to Apple without Jobs at the helm? More specifically, what products will Apple release and how will the company’s business model...
by jim muehlhausen | Jul 11, 2024 | Bank of America business model, Business Model Trends, debit card fees, Failure Stories
Bank of America may have committed the #1 business model blunder of 2011for their $5 debit card fee. First, let’s get some background. Spoiled U.S. banks have become so addicted to high-profit fees that they seem to have forgotten the customer. The average bank earns...
