An expert from the research firm Forrester Research, George Colony believes that in the next 2-4 years, the manufacturer is waiting for the iPhone and iPad decline, similar to that experienced after the departure of their charismatic leaders of Sony, Polaroid and Disney; he concluded that Apple without Steve Jobs is waiting for the decline and oblivion.

According to the head of Forrester and analyst George Colony, Apple will continue to evolve in the coming years, but without the appearance of an equally brilliant leader, it will move from the status of the great companies in to the category of good companies, with a corresponding decline in revenue and innovation in products.

Analyst and researcher George Colony says :-

€When Steve Jobs left, he took with him three things €" a single charismatic leader who united the company and allowed to achieve extraordinary accomplishments, the ability to take risks, the ability to anticipate and create products €,

The opinion reinforces the theory of sociologist Max Weber, who divided the organization's bureaucratic, traditional and charismatic. Last operated unusual, talented people, a belief that carried over to their decisions and the perception of the company as a whole. According to experts, in such organizations, a charismatic leader must give way to others, to maintain an emotional connection with employees and customers.

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€As Sony Akio Morita after, Polaroid, after Edwin Land, the same first happened Apple after Jobs' departure in 1985, and Disney for 20 years after Walt Disney, Apple will first move by inertia, and then slow down, €-

According to the analyst, a number of other top managers of Apple €" for example, Vice President Scott Forstall iOS development and vice president of design, Jonathan Ive €" more than would fit the role of the charismatic leader of the company. Other experts are not in a hurry to write off Apple -

The expert from Topeka Capital Markets, Brian White, Apple stock target price in 12 months should be $ 1,000. In addition, in his view, the capitalization of the future Apple may exceed $ 1 trillion. Gene Munster at Piper Jaffray also believes that Apple's stock can achieve a level of $ 1,000 for a security, but notes that this could happen in 2014.

Steve Jobs - founder of Apple and recognized by the idol of IT-industry - died October 5, 2011. In late August, Jobs resigned as general director of Apple, handing it to his successor, Tim Cook.

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