Adam P. inherited his father’s Apple enthusiast gene, which led him to start his first Apple IT support venture while he was only in high school. This passion eventually fueled the founding of Kandji, the MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution for Apple fleets that empowers secure, productive work at GC portfolio companies like Ramp, Canva, Remote, and many more. "In our view, Kandji brings a unique combination of innovative solutions and fiscal value to their customers with their sophisticated approach to Apple endpoint management and security. We believe Kandji has a truly differentiated approach, and we are excited to embark on this long-term partnership with Adam and team.” -GC's Deep Nishar While we’ve been working with Kandji to supercharge their growth via Pranav and our CVF team, we’re incredibly proud to double down on our partnership and lead their $100M financing round. Why we invested by Deep, Pranav, Christopher, Alex, & Amanda (full piece linked in comments) ↓
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💡 Remember, it's normal to face difficulties in business. What's important is how you bounce back. Let's embrace resilience and keep moving forward together! 🍏 At Minkos Mac's Limited, we understand that the business journey is like a rollercoaster ride, full of ups and downs. Overcoming challenges and adversities is a part of our story, and it's what makes us stronger. 💪 🌟 As an independent Apple service provider with four bustling locations across London, we've faced our fair share of obstacles. But each hurdle has taught us the value of resilience and the power of a supportive environment. Our team's dedication, combined with the encouragement from our amazing community, has been the key to navigating through tough times. 🔧 From repairing your favourite Apple devices to providing top-notch customer service, our journey is a testament to the fact that with perseverance, anything is possible. We're here not just to fix your tech, but to be a part of your story, helping you overcome your own tech challenges. #MinkosMacs #AppleExperts #LondonTech #ResilienceInBusiness #OvercomingChallenges #BusinessJourney #TechSolutions #AppleService #LondonBusiness #SmallBusinessLove #TechCommunity #StrongerTogether #BusinessGrowth #TechSupport #LocalBusiness #EntrepreneurSpirit #SuccessMindset #InnovationLeaders #CustomerFirst #CommunityStrong #Empowerment #businessresilience
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1984- a milestone year in the tech world. Here's a remarkable story from business history embodying resilience and vision. This is the story of Steve Jobs and the founding of NeXT, Inc. After experiencing an executive shakeup at Apple, Jobs was nothing short of devastated. He decided to take a leap of faith with five of his Apple colleagues and founded NeXT. The company was intended to develop high-end computer systems for education and scientific communities, hence bringing the novel concept of linking PCs and workstations to share data. In 1990, NeXT transitioned fully to software, which gave us NeXTSTEP. Despite the fact NeXT never truly took off as Jobs envisioned, its software advancements caught the eyes of Apple. Increasingly spiraling towards insolvency, Apple desperately needed a new operating system. Who else would they turn to but their prodigal son? In 1997, Apple purchased NeXT, paving the way for Steve Jobs’ epoch-making return. The software developed at NeXT became the foundation for MacOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. The brilliance and innovation fostered at NeXT continue to influence Apple products we admire today. Even when things don't go as planned, our efforts are not in vain. They lay the groundwork for future success. #HistoricalTrivia #BusinessHistory #Resilience #Vision #SteveJobs #NeXT #Apple
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Apple fired Steve Jobs. The company he built ended up sacked him Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple. But both of them had no business experience. So they decided to bring business people to solve this problem. One of them was John Sculley, ex-Pepsi CEO. He started clashing with Steve because sales of the Macintosh couldn't live up to the hype. Suddenly, they took this issue to the board which ended up firing Steve. The company he built, ended up firing him. But he didn't take it personally and started another company NeXT Inc. This company also developed computers but their hardware wasn't as good. Although there software became quite famous. While NeXT was getting success, Apple started its downfall. Their market shares started losing their value. They appointed different CEOs but didn't get any results. So, in 1997 they brought NeXT to solve their software problems. Their CEO still couldn't tackle the downfall board of directors decided to appoint Steve as CEO. When Steve took control, he took Apple to new heights with his brilliant ideas and leadership. ✅ Changed the whole music industry with the iPod ✅ Macintosh transformed the whole personal computing industry ✅ Revolutionized the smartphone market with the iPhone ✅ Started their Retail stores to increase brand loyalty ✅Created a new ecosystem for users with the launch of the App Store Your partner can leave you. Your best friend may hurt you. Your sibling may turn against you. Your parents can put hurdles in your way. Everything can turn against you. It's not about how hard you get hit. Its about how fast you can get back after getting hit. Because life will go on, doesn't matter if you hit back or not. No one cares. Life is yours, Live wisely.
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#logistics is always defined with a lot of ‘right’s. The right place, the right time, the right mode, the right location, the right price, the right cost, the right quantity, the right quality, the right temperature, the right systems, the right processes, the right provider…. And so on … What is ‘left’ out is is having The #right people in the #right place. #rightfit #rightsizing #supplychain #warehousing
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An Apple investor from 1981 says Steve Jobs almost destroyed Apple. Why was Steve Jobs very successful the 2nd time? The answer is an excellent COO.... very interesting!
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When Steve Jobs returned in 1997, he only had 90 days to save Apple from bankruptcy Here’s how he did it. Jobs ruthlessly cut Apple's product line, focusing on only a few core products starting with desktop and portable computers. By eliminating distractions, he allowed the company to concentrate on delivering exceptional experiences. Next, he boldly decided to forge a risky and unlikely alliance. He cut a deal with Microsoft to invest $150Mn in Apple, securing a much-needed cash infusion and ensuring compatibility between Apple and Windows. This move stabilized the company and expanded its market reach. Most importantly, he gave birth to the core value of Apple which sets it miles apart from any tech company today. Jobs understood that Apple wasn't just selling products, it was selling a lifestyle. He launched the iconic ‘Think Different’ campaign. By prioritizing design, user experience, and brand storytelling, he reconnected with customers and created a loyal fanbase. Cut to 2007, Steve Jobs stepped on stage to unveil a product that would change everything: The iPhone. And the rest is history. #stevejobs #innovation #turnaround #business #growth #productdevelopment
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The Apple Ad. Look, it's not perfect. It can't be. Apple is a corporation that sells, has to show profit and has hungry (and not particularly nice) shareholders. But you think that shareholders give a shit about Kenyan grasslands? Or reduced water usage? Shareholders care about customers. And the segment of customer that Apple attracts cares about Kenyan grasslands and reduced water usage. So sure, it's not perfect. But now I want to see a report, independently verified (like Apple) on the other big tech companies - especially hardware companies.
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The apple that overcame the phenomenon of sunk cost failure The sunk cost fallacy is the idea that people continue to invest in a project or effort even when it's clear that it won't succeed. This happens because they don't want to accept that their initial investments have already been lost. By continuing to invest, they hope to avoid feeling like they've failed, but this often leads to even bigger losses. A good example of handling such a situation well is Apple's decision to exit its electric car project, known as Project Titan. After investing ten years and billions of dollars, Apple recognized that the project was not going to succeed. By choosing to stop their investment, Apple was able to save resources and avoid further financial losses, demonstrating that even successful companies need to know when to cut their losses and move on. #TECH #INNOVATION #CREATIVITY
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