“Steven P. Jobs never cared much for selling Apple products to big businesses,” Nick Wingfield reports for The New York Times.
“A funny thing happened, though, in the last few years. Big companies started buying Apple products — a lot of them — for their employees,” Wingfield reports. “The iPad and iPhone have given the Apple symbol a presence in workplaces that Apple never enjoyed when it was strictly focused on selling Macintosh computers.”
Wingfield reports, “While corporate technology buyers say Apple does not try to hide the fact that consumers are still its top priority, they note that the company has gotten easier to work with in recent years, adding features to its devices that make them more palatable to business.”
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