While serving as CEO of PepsiCo, John Sculley was recruited by Steve Jobs to become CEO of Apple in 1983. After a disagreement with Jobs over business strategy in which the Apple board sided with Sculley, Jobs was fired while Sculley continued at the helm of Apple until 1993. Since then, Sculley has co-founded or …
Lantern Credit Vice Chairman John Sculley, former CEO of Apple, discusses the future of artificial intelligence in the financial tech industry. He speaks with Caroline Hyde on “Bloomberg Technology.” (Corrects spelling of guest’s name in headline.) (Source: Bloomberg) via www.bloomberg.com
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) — John Sculley, the former chief executive officer of Apple (AAPL – Get Report) and Pepsi (PEP – Get Report), is now investing in several private companies he says are potentially game-changing and could go public or be acquired by public companies in the future. Read Full Article
John Sculley discusses applying principles to one’s work to create something new and original.
In a February 18 Wall Street Journal Op Ed, Innovator’s Dilemma author Clayton Christensen explains why the Obama Administration’s ACOs ( Accountable Care Organizations ) have no chance of reducing our health care spend. To bend the spending curve, argues Christensen, ACOs must get doctors and patients to fundamentally change their behavior.
Diane and I celebrated New Year’s Eve with our friends Kevin and Teresa. Kevin and I got to talking about how products categorized as “commodities” because they are not significantly different from their competitors’ products actually can create extraordinary differentiation. Kevin became wealthy with his idea that every Behr paint store should have the technology …
I have never met new Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, but I’m impressed with her accomplishments and the admiration she enjoys in Silicon Valley. I am reminded of Charlotte Beers, well-known and very successful former CEO of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide. Beers was my contemporary; we grew up together in marketing and advertising in the “Mad …
I often think, and speak, about transformational moments and “The Adaptable Corporation.” So I was eager to check out Bryce G. Hoffman’s new book, American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company (Crown Business, March 13, 2012). Mulally’s philosophy is terrific. • You must change the culture in order to transform …