Via: www.healthcaretechoutlook.com John Sculley, the former CEO of Apple and present Chairman of RxAdvance talks about the different path of progress with tech-kings. FREMONT, CA: Technology plays an important role in every industry and personally. The medical field is a vast area where technology plays a critical role in sustaining health. The advancement is seen …
Via: Forbes.com Was it really a generation ago? Two historic marketing campaigns, the Macintosh 1984 advertising for Apple and The Pepsi Challenge left an enduring mark on the marketing landscape. As president of Pepsi Cola and CEO of Apple, John Sculley was involved with each. I checked in with him recently for his thoughts on …
via: fortune.com Steve Jobs was the master magician of systemic change. In 1983, most Silicon Valley tech leaders foresaw a future of hundreds of millions of cheaper, faster, better computers primarily for business users. At that same time, Steve Jobs envisioned a very different future, with many billions of computers that would be incredibly easy …
by Brian Sozzi Count former Apple CEO John Sculley among the many not in favor of the radical “Medicare for all” scheme being pushed by many Democratic presidential hopefuls. “I don’t picture any realistic outcome where there isn’t private insurance, it would be crazy. The system works,” Sculley said on Yahoo Finance’s The First Trade. “The …
John Sculley is often thought of as one of the best CEOs of the late 20thcentury, a leader of Apple and Pepsi. But in his second career as a super-angel investor, he’s having arguably as much influence today – though quietly — through his investments in startups including Zeta Global and Rx Advance. His entrepreneurial …
There are few guarantees of success in this world. But your best chance of achieving it is by choosing a “purpose-driven life,” says former AppleCEO and longtime business veteran, John Sculley. Sculley has called on young people to heed a lesson he learned from tech icons Steve Jobs and Bill Gates some 40 years ago. “My advice to you is … …
The 80-year-old executive is now trying to solve the problems of America’s health-care system — and inspiring students to help change the world As a marketing manager, John Sculley developed the so-called Pepsi Challenge, which enabled the company to gain market share from Coca-Cola. In the 1980s, Sculley ran Apple — and had a famous …
Apple will continue to focus on its health technology products and services to increase future profits, the tech giant’s former CEO John Sculley told CNBC. The Apple Watch along with the company’s other products, such as AirPods, will continue to advance as biometric sensors and algorithms get “better and smarter,” Mr. Sculley, said, according to the …
via: forbes.com It’s been more than 25 years since former Pepsi CEO John Sculley was forced out of his leadership role at Apple in October 1993 — ending one of the most scrutinized business relationships in American history. The 79-year-old former CEO of what briefly became America’s first trillion-dollar company has been keeping busy. “I’m 79, but …
Former Apple CEO John Sculley speaks to “Squawk Alley” as Apple shares struggle on weak iPhone performance. Watch Video Here