Yaro Celis

Apple was adobe's first big customer . Apple invested in Adobe and owned around 20% of the company for many years and had their divergence for many other years when Apple had its near-to-death experience.Today the two companies still work together to serve their jointcreative customers – Mac users buy around half of Adobe’s Creative Suite products... See more

Another point for Jobs was that " Flash was a cross-platform development tool. It is not Adobe’s goal to help developers write the best iPhone, iPod, and iPad apps. It is their goal to help developers write cross-platform apps. And Adobe has been painfully slow to adopt enhancements to Apple’s platforms."

As noted in the memo, this conversation was highly confidential at the time and not to be circulated, but eventually, it leaked to the Wall Street Journal.

"We think the heart of the gamble revolves around how much Facebook believes it can shape the marketplace withinwhich it operates. We have two options: Go For Broke, or Take The Money. I will detail those later." wrote Andrew.

This is a very deep memo about VR and AR that was sent by Zuckerberg in 2015.In this memo, he shared that VR / AR was going to be the biggest technology ten years from then (by 2025). Mark mentions their urgency about developing a brand, financial, and strategic goal in order to not be left behind by Google and Apple which have an advantage because... See more

Facebook recognized that it needed to work on innovation and hire top Engineers to secure a strong future. Building tangible new products was the key.

He foresaw the strategy of testing on new releases consumers before added money is spent to ensure that it isn’t wasted. In short, the new release business was to become like an independent label. Publishing and recorded music A&R should be combined to ensure that all recorded music releases had a combined publishing deal and that you can capture... See more

He shared on this memo that a digital-only recorded music company will be a much more profitable one after one-off restructuring costs. It will have lower revenue and higher margins. Its revenue will be very stable and grow with the overall digital music market growth. It will be a much more valuable company with its revenue base solidly coming... See more

it's easier to finish the run (workout/task) than it was to start it in the first place.