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Kavita Tiwari
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Steve Jobs was an American business magnate, industrial designer, investor, and media proprietor. He was the chairman, chief executive officer, and co-founder of Apple Inc. Some of his greatest accomplishments included co-founding Apple Computer in 1976 and Pixar in 1986, which became a pioneer in 3D computer animation film. He is credited with pioneering the personal computer revolution with the Apple II and introduced the Macintosh in 1984. Jobs passed away in 2011 after battling pancreatic cancer.

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Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs Name : Steven Paul "Steve" Jobs   co-founder, chairman, and former chief executive officer (1997-2011) of  Apple Board member of: The Walt Disney Company.
Young Steven Jobs Born on February 24 th , 1955 in San Francisco, California Adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. Adoption was finalized under the condition that Steven would attend college
Education Skipped 5 th grade Took his first electronics class in high school After school, attended lectures at the Hewlett-Packard company where he met Steve Wonzniak during work
Education (Cont.) Graduated high school in 1972 Enrolled in Reed College in Oregon Dropped out after one semester Stayed and slept on his friends dorm room floor and dropped in on classes of interest
The Beginning of A Career Returned to California in 1974 and was hired as a technician for Atari Debut at “Homebrew Computer Club” Steve convinced Wozniak to work with him in building computers
Apple Born in 1976, Steve Jobs,  Steve Wozniak and  Ronald Wayne The Apple’s logo was designed by Wayne. 1977, Ronald Wayne sold his share.
Apple (contd..) Apple I designed and prototype built First single board computer with built-in video interface.
Apple (Cont.) Apple II designed in the following year i.e 1977 color graphics open arcchitecture floppy disk drive Spreadsheet program In 1976, Jobs looked to hire a public relations agency to help advertise
Smooth Sailing Most investors turned Apple down Retired Intel executive Mike Markkula decided to invest Markkula became chairman of Apple in May 1977
Smooth Sailing (Cont.) Became publicly traded company in 1980 Launched LISA in 1983 First commercial computer to use GUI Unpopular due to its few software programs and high price
Smooth Sailing (Cont.) Macintosh created to compete with PC Marketed for friendliness, not just a mindless machine Very popular – sold approximately 70,000 Macs in the first 100 days
The Downfall Sales began to plunge Wozniak quit Apple in 1985 Board members of Apple met on May 28 th , 1985 and each voted on the removal of Steve from the company
Still Looking Up Decided to start his own company Founded NeXT Computer in 1985. Technologically advanced High cost Marketed to scientific and academic fields
Still Looking Up (Cont.) The Next cube – “interpersonal” computer. 1986 : bought the Graphics group PIXAR Pixar was Jobs’ second company 1995 : “Toy Story ”, brought fame.
Pixar Swept the box office for next 15 yrs with movies like: A Bug’s Life Toy Story 2 Monsters Finding Nemo The incredibles WALL-E
The New Beginning 1996 : Gil Amelio, CEO of Apple,purchased NeXT and NeXTSTEP opersting system. Bringing Jobs back to Apple as an advisor Late Jobs became ICEO. 1997 : Collaboration with Microsoft and Apple store.
The New Beginning (Cont.) 1998 : iMac 2001 : Mac OS X 2001 : iPod 2003 : iTunes Store 2006 : MacBook Pro
The New Beginning (Contd.) In 2001, Jobs opened Apple retail stores so customers could: Try out computers Test software Meet with salespeople This was a large risk but he knew that people would want to buy them
Beyond Expectation 2006 : Jobs became a member of the board of directors ofThe Walt Disney Company following acquisition of pixar by disney PIXAR. 2007 : Apple Inc. iPhone Apple TV
Beyond Expectation (Contd.) His salary was $1. Although his salary was low, the company granted him ten million shares of Apple stock worth hundreds of millions
Beyond Expectation(Contd.) 2010 : iPad -touch pad -same OS and applications as of iPhone There on apple again refreshed its iPod,iPad,MP3 players etc
ON 5 TH OCTOBER 2011 THE LEGEND TOOK HIS LAST BREATH. IN HIS WORDS:NO ONE WANTS TO DIE.EVEN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN DON’T WANT TO DIE TO GET THERE….YET DEATH IS THE DESTINATION WE ALL SHARE….DEATH IS VERY LIKELY THE SINGLE BIGGEST INVENTION OF LIFE. IT IS LIFE;S CHANGE AGENT.IT CLEARS OUT THE OLD TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW. IN AUG 2004 STEVE UNDEWENT A SURGERY FOR PANCREATIC CANCER.IN 2009 HE WAS OPERATED ON FOR A LIVER TRANSPLANT. ON 17 TH JAN 2011 HE ANNOUNCED FOR AN INDEFINITE LEAVE TO FOCUS ON HI HEALTH.NEWS WAS THERE THAT HE’LL DIE IN 6 MONTHS BUT HE REMAINED POSITIVE AND SAID THAT HI DISEASE WAS EXAGGERATED. STEVE JOBS RESIGNED AS THE CEO OF APPLE ON 24TH AUGUST 2011.BUT HE RENAINED ACTIVE AS THE CHAIRMAN OF APPLE TILL HIS LAST DAYS.
R.I.P STEVE JOBS APPLE HAS REDEFINED THE MUSIC BUSINESS THROUGH THE iPoD,THE CELLPHONE BUSINESS THROUGH iPhone,AND THE ENTERTAINMENT AND MEDIA WORLD THROUGH Ipad.AGAIN AND AGAIN,JOBS GAMBLED THAT HE KNEW WHAT THE CUSTOMER WOULD WANT ,AND AGAIN AND AGAIN HE WAS RIGHT. “THE BIG THING ABOUT STEVE JOBS IS NOT THAT HE WAS A GENIUS OR HIS CHARISMA BUT HIS EXTRAORDINARY RISK-TAKING AND HIS TENACITY.” SAID ALAN DEUTCHMAN,WHO WROTE A BIOGRAPHY OF JOBS.
NO ONE WANTS TO DIE.EVEN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN DON’T WANT TO DIE TO GET THERE….YET DEATH IS THE DESTINATION WE ALL SHARE….DEATH IS VEY LIKELY THE SINGLE BIGGEST INVENTION OF LIFE. IT IS LIFE;S CHANGE AGENT.IT CLEARS OUT THE OLD TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW. STEVE JOBS. R.I.P STEVE JOBS
“ APPLE HAS BEEN SO INNOVATIVE BECAUSE STEVE TOOK MAJOR RISKS,WHICH IS RARE IN CORPORATE AMERICA.HE DIDN’T MARKET-TEST ANYTHING.IT WAS ALL HIS OWN JUDGEMENT AND PERFECTIONISM AND GUT.” R.I.P STEVE JOBS APPLE NAMED TIMOTHY D COOK ,ITS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, TO SUCEED JOBS AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE.
THREE APPLES HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD.ADAM’S,NEWTON’S, AND STEVE JOBS. ONLINE CHAIN MAIL.
R.I.P STEVE JOBS AMONG THE GREATEST OF AMERICAN INNOVATORS -BRAVE ENOUGH TO THINK DIFFERENTLY ,BOLD ENOUGH TO BELIEVE HE COULD CHANGE THE WORLD,AND TALENTED ENOUGH TO DO IT. BARACK OBAMA:US PRESIDENT
R.I.P STEVE JOBS STEVE,THANK YOU FOR BEING A MENTOR AND A FRIEND.THANKS FOR SHOWING WHAT YOUR BUILD CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.I WILL MISS YOU. MARK ZUCKERBERG: FACEBOOK FOUNDER & CEO
SIMPLY THE GREATEST CEO OF HIS GENERATION . RUPERT MURDOCH :CEO , NEWSCORP THE GREATEST INVENTOR SINCE THOMAS EDISON. STEVEN SPIELBERG :FILM-MAKER THE MICHELANGELO OF THE COMPUTER EREA .HE DEMONSTRATED THAT GENIUS DOS NOT NEED AN EXPENSIVE,ELITE EDUCATION. NR NARAYANA MURTHY : INFOSYS FOUNDER
Ten Terms to Understand Steve Jobs Genius Inventor Leader Visionary Inspiring Brilliant Risk taker Hard worker Curious Passionate
Lessons… Never lose faith. Believe in urself. Love what you do. courage to follow your heart. Stay hungry…Stay foolish.
 

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  • 2. Steve Jobs Name : Steven Paul "Steve" Jobs   co-founder, chairman, and former chief executive officer (1997-2011) of  Apple Board member of: The Walt Disney Company.
  • 3. Young Steven Jobs Born on February 24 th , 1955 in San Francisco, California Adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. Adoption was finalized under the condition that Steven would attend college
  • 4. Education Skipped 5 th grade Took his first electronics class in high school After school, attended lectures at the Hewlett-Packard company where he met Steve Wonzniak during work
  • 5. Education (Cont.) Graduated high school in 1972 Enrolled in Reed College in Oregon Dropped out after one semester Stayed and slept on his friends dorm room floor and dropped in on classes of interest
  • 6. The Beginning of A Career Returned to California in 1974 and was hired as a technician for Atari Debut at “Homebrew Computer Club” Steve convinced Wozniak to work with him in building computers
  • 7. Apple Born in 1976, Steve Jobs,  Steve Wozniak and  Ronald Wayne The Apple’s logo was designed by Wayne. 1977, Ronald Wayne sold his share.
  • 8. Apple (contd..) Apple I designed and prototype built First single board computer with built-in video interface.
  • 9. Apple (Cont.) Apple II designed in the following year i.e 1977 color graphics open arcchitecture floppy disk drive Spreadsheet program In 1976, Jobs looked to hire a public relations agency to help advertise
  • 10. Smooth Sailing Most investors turned Apple down Retired Intel executive Mike Markkula decided to invest Markkula became chairman of Apple in May 1977
  • 11. Smooth Sailing (Cont.) Became publicly traded company in 1980 Launched LISA in 1983 First commercial computer to use GUI Unpopular due to its few software programs and high price
  • 12. Smooth Sailing (Cont.) Macintosh created to compete with PC Marketed for friendliness, not just a mindless machine Very popular – sold approximately 70,000 Macs in the first 100 days
  • 13. The Downfall Sales began to plunge Wozniak quit Apple in 1985 Board members of Apple met on May 28 th , 1985 and each voted on the removal of Steve from the company
  • 14. Still Looking Up Decided to start his own company Founded NeXT Computer in 1985. Technologically advanced High cost Marketed to scientific and academic fields
  • 15. Still Looking Up (Cont.) The Next cube – “interpersonal” computer. 1986 : bought the Graphics group PIXAR Pixar was Jobs’ second company 1995 : “Toy Story ”, brought fame.
  • 16. Pixar Swept the box office for next 15 yrs with movies like: A Bug’s Life Toy Story 2 Monsters Finding Nemo The incredibles WALL-E
  • 17. The New Beginning 1996 : Gil Amelio, CEO of Apple,purchased NeXT and NeXTSTEP opersting system. Bringing Jobs back to Apple as an advisor Late Jobs became ICEO. 1997 : Collaboration with Microsoft and Apple store.
  • 18. The New Beginning (Cont.) 1998 : iMac 2001 : Mac OS X 2001 : iPod 2003 : iTunes Store 2006 : MacBook Pro
  • 19. The New Beginning (Contd.) In 2001, Jobs opened Apple retail stores so customers could: Try out computers Test software Meet with salespeople This was a large risk but he knew that people would want to buy them
  • 20. Beyond Expectation 2006 : Jobs became a member of the board of directors ofThe Walt Disney Company following acquisition of pixar by disney PIXAR. 2007 : Apple Inc. iPhone Apple TV
  • 21. Beyond Expectation (Contd.) His salary was $1. Although his salary was low, the company granted him ten million shares of Apple stock worth hundreds of millions
  • 22. Beyond Expectation(Contd.) 2010 : iPad -touch pad -same OS and applications as of iPhone There on apple again refreshed its iPod,iPad,MP3 players etc
  • 23. ON 5 TH OCTOBER 2011 THE LEGEND TOOK HIS LAST BREATH. IN HIS WORDS:NO ONE WANTS TO DIE.EVEN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN DON’T WANT TO DIE TO GET THERE….YET DEATH IS THE DESTINATION WE ALL SHARE….DEATH IS VERY LIKELY THE SINGLE BIGGEST INVENTION OF LIFE. IT IS LIFE;S CHANGE AGENT.IT CLEARS OUT THE OLD TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW. IN AUG 2004 STEVE UNDEWENT A SURGERY FOR PANCREATIC CANCER.IN 2009 HE WAS OPERATED ON FOR A LIVER TRANSPLANT. ON 17 TH JAN 2011 HE ANNOUNCED FOR AN INDEFINITE LEAVE TO FOCUS ON HI HEALTH.NEWS WAS THERE THAT HE’LL DIE IN 6 MONTHS BUT HE REMAINED POSITIVE AND SAID THAT HI DISEASE WAS EXAGGERATED. STEVE JOBS RESIGNED AS THE CEO OF APPLE ON 24TH AUGUST 2011.BUT HE RENAINED ACTIVE AS THE CHAIRMAN OF APPLE TILL HIS LAST DAYS.
  • 24. R.I.P STEVE JOBS APPLE HAS REDEFINED THE MUSIC BUSINESS THROUGH THE iPoD,THE CELLPHONE BUSINESS THROUGH iPhone,AND THE ENTERTAINMENT AND MEDIA WORLD THROUGH Ipad.AGAIN AND AGAIN,JOBS GAMBLED THAT HE KNEW WHAT THE CUSTOMER WOULD WANT ,AND AGAIN AND AGAIN HE WAS RIGHT. “THE BIG THING ABOUT STEVE JOBS IS NOT THAT HE WAS A GENIUS OR HIS CHARISMA BUT HIS EXTRAORDINARY RISK-TAKING AND HIS TENACITY.” SAID ALAN DEUTCHMAN,WHO WROTE A BIOGRAPHY OF JOBS.
  • 25. NO ONE WANTS TO DIE.EVEN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN DON’T WANT TO DIE TO GET THERE….YET DEATH IS THE DESTINATION WE ALL SHARE….DEATH IS VEY LIKELY THE SINGLE BIGGEST INVENTION OF LIFE. IT IS LIFE;S CHANGE AGENT.IT CLEARS OUT THE OLD TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW. STEVE JOBS. R.I.P STEVE JOBS
  • 26. “ APPLE HAS BEEN SO INNOVATIVE BECAUSE STEVE TOOK MAJOR RISKS,WHICH IS RARE IN CORPORATE AMERICA.HE DIDN’T MARKET-TEST ANYTHING.IT WAS ALL HIS OWN JUDGEMENT AND PERFECTIONISM AND GUT.” R.I.P STEVE JOBS APPLE NAMED TIMOTHY D COOK ,ITS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, TO SUCEED JOBS AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE.
  • 27. THREE APPLES HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD.ADAM’S,NEWTON’S, AND STEVE JOBS. ONLINE CHAIN MAIL.
  • 28. R.I.P STEVE JOBS AMONG THE GREATEST OF AMERICAN INNOVATORS -BRAVE ENOUGH TO THINK DIFFERENTLY ,BOLD ENOUGH TO BELIEVE HE COULD CHANGE THE WORLD,AND TALENTED ENOUGH TO DO IT. BARACK OBAMA:US PRESIDENT
  • 29. R.I.P STEVE JOBS STEVE,THANK YOU FOR BEING A MENTOR AND A FRIEND.THANKS FOR SHOWING WHAT YOUR BUILD CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.I WILL MISS YOU. MARK ZUCKERBERG: FACEBOOK FOUNDER & CEO
  • 30. SIMPLY THE GREATEST CEO OF HIS GENERATION . RUPERT MURDOCH :CEO , NEWSCORP THE GREATEST INVENTOR SINCE THOMAS EDISON. STEVEN SPIELBERG :FILM-MAKER THE MICHELANGELO OF THE COMPUTER EREA .HE DEMONSTRATED THAT GENIUS DOS NOT NEED AN EXPENSIVE,ELITE EDUCATION. NR NARAYANA MURTHY : INFOSYS FOUNDER
  • 31. Ten Terms to Understand Steve Jobs Genius Inventor Leader Visionary Inspiring Brilliant Risk taker Hard worker Curious Passionate
  • 32. Lessons… Never lose faith. Believe in urself. Love what you do. courage to follow your heart. Stay hungry…Stay foolish.
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