Second hardware team shakeup in a month seeks to speed up development
Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer Johny Srouji is looking to optimize his hardware teams with a second reorganization. The move is expected to quell some irritation as it speeds up development. Apple's newest C-suite member Johny Srouji Srouji's new role was announced alongside the news that Tim Cook is to be replaced by John Ternus , and practically immediately, he began reshuffling teams . It was a practical reorganization since he was delegating some of his previous responsibilities, but according to Bloomberg , Srouji has now gone further . Specifically, he's changed how Apple manages its main product design. That had been the responsibility of Kate Bergeron, but will now pass to two of her deputies. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer Johny Srouji is looking to optimize his hardware teams with a second reorganization. The move is expected to quell some irritation as it speeds up development. Apple's newest C-suite member Johny Srouji Srouji's new role was announced alongside the news that Tim Cook is to be replaced by John Ternus , and practically immediately, he began reshuffling teams . It was a practical reorganization since he was delegating some of his previous responsibilities, but according to Bloomberg , Srouji has now gone further . Specifically, he's changed how Apple manages its main product design. That had been the responsibility of Kate Bergeron, but will now pass to two of her deputies. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer Johny Srouji is looking to optimize his hardware teams with a second reorganization.
The move is expected to quell some irritation as it speeds up development.
Apple's newest C-suite member Johny Srouji Srouji's new role was announced alongside the news that Tim Cook is to be replaced by John Ternus , and practically immediately, he began reshuffling teams .
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