Monday, November 16, 2009

Congratutaltions

Dear Mr. Jobs,

Since the release of the iPod you have made it possible for so many people to enjoy their music on the go. I can say from my own experience that thanks to your product i can travel in a more relaxed state of mind and not have to worry about the noises from the outside world. Congratulations on all of the success of your product and I look forward to seeing all the advances you make with it.


Steven Vera

Monday, November 9, 2009

Types of Visuals

The main type of visuals that Apple Inc needs to use and currently use are Videos. They use their current commercials to put forth the simplicity of their project and the reasons why people choose them over their competitor. During their Expo's Apple does use visuals such as pie charts and graphs to show changes in their products and their profits for the year.

Visual Evolution

Apple is a company that has been around since the mid 80's. When the Mac computer first came out not as much advertisement was necessary because the thought of the computer was enough. Later as the company grew it began its rivalry with the personal computer. Advertisement became essential. Over the years companies began to advertise their products with a symbol. Apple was one of those companies. Apple became a family brand in which just a quick mention of the name and the products were known and a glance of the symbol and it could be identified.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Apple Facilities Report Analysis

The report does follow some of the standard elements needed to write a report but not all. It includes and introduction body but no conclusion. Since it is so short there is no need for a table of contents but it does include illustrations such as charts. As all good reports need there is a full reference list at the end.


Monday, November 2, 2009

Apple Facilities Report


Facilities Report
2009 Environmental Update
Apple and the Environment
Year after year, Apple has set and met important goals to reduce its impact on the
environment. Since 2006, Apple has assessed the full life-cycle greenhouse gas
emissions (GHG) associated with every product shipped and has been working
continuously to reduce those emissions. We know that over 95 percent of our total
emissions comes from the greenhouse gas emitted from the production, transport, use,
and recycling of products. To find out more about the impact of our products, review
Apple’s Product Environmental Reports at www.apple.com/environment/reports.
In contrast to our products, our facilities represent less than 5 percent of total GHG
emissions. Apple carefully manages the environmental impact of everyday operations.
Our environmental, health, and safety (EHS) management system helps ensure ongoing
compliance with regulations and company standards across all Apple facilities.
This report documents the environmental impact of Apple’s facilities, including Apple
Retail Stores, and it highlights the activities under way to reduce energy and water
consumption and waste production.
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Reporting Guidelines (G3) were
considered during the preparation of this report.
Energy

http://images.apple.com/environment/reports/docs/Apple_Facilities_Report_2009.pdf

Friday, October 30, 2009

Mac Software

The biggest complaint about mac computers is the lack of software and games. The thing about Apple computers is they are more meant for bigger projects. The main use of any mac computer is to edit pictures, make music, or make videos. Mac had the capability of using of of its power and potential effectively.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

SC Johnson Response



Steven,

Thank you for your email.

I assure you that as a family company the needs of our consumers are important to us. For this very reason, we have a confidentiality policy in place to protect their privacy. As such, I’m unable to discuss or comment on any communications we have with others.

If, however, you have any product or company specific questions we can answer in the future, we want you to know we're here to help.

Also, please accept our well wishes as you work on your project!

Consumer Relationship Center
SC Johnson

Consumer Relationship Center
SC Johnson, A Family Company
Toll Free Number: 1-800-558-5252