Another great article by Thomas Hormby at the Braeburn website. It begins:
"Apple had transformed from a small three man venture in the late seventies into a huge, multinational corporation in the late eighties. With the change, came troubles. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak had both left the company and so to had its entrepreneurial spirit. The Macintosh had saved the company in the mid eighties, but Apple had now become totally reliant on it, and was unwilling to pursue any projects that might compete with it. Engineers all over the company had become frustrated with the lack of creativity and innovation in the products they were working on. Apple was struggling."
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