Millet Technology CEO Lei: Inspiration from the iphone complex

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I bought my first iphone in San Francisco in September 2007, when the Jinshan Roadshow was almost over, and San Francisco was the last stop, and I went to an Apple store and spent $299 buying an iphone.

I remember the first time I got the iphone, it was a bit of a shock to the iphone, and the revolutionary phone was amazing in any way. In this way, I became the iphone amateur promoter, a lot of friends in my "sales" under the choice of the iphone.

I remember clearly that when Jobs said he had "reinventing" the phone, many people disagreed. Today, four years later, I believe that everyone agrees that old Joe did "reinvent" the phone and redefined the "smartphone."

After this, I bought dozens of parts for every generation of iphone, not only for my own use, but also for my colleagues and friends.

As more and more friends switch to the iphone, the wave of mobile internet is surging and the world is starting to learn a lot about apple and jobs as the enthusiasm for the mobile internet has soared.

In fact, as early as more than 20 years ago, we have a wave of learning about apple and jobs, no less than today, in fact, Apple can say to some extent, completely affect my life.

When I was 18 years old, I first saw the book "Fire in Silicon Valley" in the Wuhan University Library, which was about a technological revolution in Silicon Valley by a bunch of computer amateurs like jobs, which brought about changes in the entire computer technology. Since then, the impact on me from Apple and jobs has started to linger, and I have since been hoping to start a world-class business.

After that, I learned a lot from apple and jobs. Jobs, for example, tend to gamble when it comes to making products, with all the research, marketing and promotion 100% focused on a product over a period of time, and even a single model of color, without any sort of retreat, the IPod and the iphone are successful, and these ideas have a profound impact on my future work.

The more so, the more often we feel that our knowledge of Apple is not enough.

The iphone is the pinnacle of Apple, which represents Apple's minimalist, restrained, fluid design style, and Apple's secret to design and innovation is the most mentioned place.

But the iphone's success, the ability of Apple to design, is worth learning.

In fact, behind jobs there are many masters like Cook, Eve and Johnson. Cook is a top supply chain management expert, Yves is a design genius, and Johnson single-handedly created the Apple retail kingdom ...

And the heroes of Foxconn, ARM, TPK and LG, who are hiding behind the iphone, have also made a huge contribution to the iphone's birth.

Apple not only has the extremely outstanding product innovation ability, in other aspect's management also quite is worth us to study. Apple's efficient supply-chain management system, for example, effectively guarantees the smooth delivery of the iphone; Apple is adept at setting capital and time barriers to spare parts supplies, so that rivals often fail to follow up on time, guaranteeing the iphone's leadership – as important as the iphone's design.

Of course, I am also amazed by the millions of of people in the book who have worked hard for the birth of an iphone. Quite a bit of them are in China, and the iphone is changing the lives of many Chinese people and even changing China's industrial landscape to some extent.

Thanks to the iphone for opening up a great time for us, let's hope that more people can be inspired by the iphone story.

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