Apple Inc. Organization Structure

  1. APPLE Inc.
    Topic :

    HR Functions and Organization Structure

  2. Information
    Sector
    Product
    Services
    • Apple Inc.

    is an American multinational technology company
    headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops,
    and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and online
    services.
    • Founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne.
    • Number of employees are 1,32,000 ( 2018 ) .
    • Revenue generated $265.595 Billion. (2018 ) .
    Company Information

  3. Information
    Sector
    Product
    Services
    • Apple is

    a secondary, tertiary industry.
    • Apple manufacture their own stock, they produce
    their goods and services at factories where they are
    made (secondary).
    • Their products could be used for purposeful uses,
    such as schooling or work activities. The goods they
    make are useful transportation, most of their goods
    comes with a GPS and internet (tertiary).
    Sector

  4. Information
    Sector
    Product
    Services
    • iPhone
    • iPad

    iPod
    • MacBook
    • Apple TV
    • Apple Watch
    Products

  5. Information
    Sector
    Product
    Services
    • Apple Store

    IOS
    • iStore
    • iBook
    • iTunes
    • iCloud
    • Apple Pay
    Services

  6. External Environment
    Of Apple

    Inc
    Internal Environment
    Of Apple Inc
    • Political Factors
    • Economic Factors
    • Competition
    • Recruitment and Selection
    • Diversity and Equal Employment
    Opportunities.
    • Employment Benefits and
    Compensation.
    • Training and Development
    Functions Of HR Manager

  7. Organisation Structure
    • Hierarchical

    Structure
    A hierarchical organization is an organizational structure where every entity in the organization,
    except one, is subordinate to a single other entity. This arrangement is a form of a hierarchy.
    In an organization, the hierarchy usually consists of a singular/group of power
    at the top with subsequent levels of power beneath them.
    This is the dominant mode of organization among large organizations; most corporation,
    governments, and organized religions are hierarchical organizations with different levels of
    management, power or authority.

  8. Board Of Director
    Presidents
    VP’s
    Department

    Heads
    Supervisor
    Employees
    FeedbacksOrders

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    Presented by :-
    Abhinav

    Arora
    Abhik Parh
    Aditi Saxena
    Aheli Ghosh
    Aditya Pandharipande