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Apple's Brilliant Application of Timeless Military Strategy Principles Sources News Release http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR855.htm Publisher:  Richard Martin Date Written:  24/05/10 Year Published:  2010   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Apple's highly successful introduction of the iPad back in April illustrates two important principles of military strategy. Abstract:  Apple's highly successful introduction of the iPad back in April illustrates two important principles of military strategy. The first is the that it is better to go around a fortified enemy position and take it from the flank, rather than trying to assault it frontally. Even better is to go around it completely and make it irrelevant. By introducing the iPad, Apple repeated its iPhone exploit. Instead of directly taking on makers of netbook computers and "lightweight" operating systems (and c... To read the full release go to http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR855.htm Topics Business Strategy

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