Apple co-founder Steve Jobs cultivated a streamlined strategy that focused on a few products suited for all its markets. The iPhone maker may, however, have to change in order to regain the growth momentum it has lost in China. Currently, analysts and ex-employees hold the view that Apple’s streamlined strategy has failed the tech giant in China, The Wall Street Journal reports. This is because the approach has left the company unable to adapt to the local user habits and preferences. Sales of the iPhone Falling by Double Digits in China In the most recent quarter, Apple’s sales in the The post Will Apple Put Steve Jobs’ Legacy at Risk if it Tailors Products for the Chinese Market? appeared first on CCN
