y Replace Steve Jobs - Apple CEO, Steve Jobs decided to resign from his post on Wednesday (08/24/2011). With the decline of Jobs, Tim Cook who is known as "operational man 'or' Apple COO 'ready to replace Jobs. He should be able to maintain Apple's position as market leader and a leader in innovation. Some analysts ask, can the task of replacing Cook Jobs?
Not only as people who run Apple, but as a source of inspiration for workers and a source of creativity that could help Apple survive. Many analysts do not doubt the ability of Cook to lead the company from day to day care of the supply chain, service and support.
However, many are also less confident of his ability to be leaders for inspiration and creativity to retain employees as well as Apple in the future.
"Steve Jobs has always been the visionary at Apple. Tim Cook is the man operation and he was good. The problem might come up the next few years when the company should see what I can not see now," said Roger Kay, president of Endpoint Technology Associates.
However, some other analysts see positive if Cook becomes CEO of Apple. Michael Gartenberg, an analyst with Gartner, for example, said that Cook was the right man to replace Jobs.
"You need people at the helm, to continue operations," he said.
Steve Jobs himself supports the rapid advancement of Cook as CEO. In his resignation letter, he made it clear that Cook was the first choice and has been recommended as a Board Director at Apple's CEO. During this time, Cook had indeed been replaced if Jobs absent, including the period of January to the present.
He has joined with Apple since 1998, and now handles supply chain, service, support, and other daily affairs. As COO, Cook is not without innovation. He is one of the initiators of the Apple Store that is now a success. Well, Could he will innovate to maintain its position as market leader Apple? kompas.com
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