How Would You Beat Apple Using Jobs-to-be-Done? from How Would You Beat?

How Would You Beat Apple Using Jobs-to-be-Done?

41 minutes Posted Mar 15, 2021 at 10:00 pm.

Jay and Jared give a brief overview on the history and sheer size of Apple but also some of the cracks it's beginning to show.

Jay talks about his analysis on how much Apple should actually be worth

Jared asks about how Apple can focus on one job when the app store answers thousands of unmet needs.

Jay gives an example of a JTBD Apple has done terribly.

Jay talks about how you shouldn't see yourself as an app developer if you compete against Apple.

Jay summarizes the things Apple is doing really well at.

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In this episode, we look at how you could beat Apple using Jobs-to-be-Done innovation methods. Apple is the most successful company in the history of business. As Fortune reported in December of 2015, Phil Schiller, Apple's long-time Senior Vice President of Product Marketing has said that Jobs-to-be-Done is the Grand Unified Theory of Apple. What does this mean and how can product teams learn from Apple's success to build great products that customer's will love?

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