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UBS analyst Steve Melenovich hosted a tech panel last week.

Baron says Melenovich put a question to panelists Mark German of 9-to-5 Mac, Fortune's Adam Lishinsky, and Horst didieu of the Clayton Christensen Institute.

The question, is Apple an annuity company, that being one that delivers a certain amount

of money on a regular basis, is Apple a hits company? Turns out the

answer is yes. According to Malunovich the panels emphasize that Apple may have

created a system for repeatable disruption.

There is an analogy to Pixar, which has produced hit movie after hit movie based on a new process.

Apple's functional organization, Apple University, an integrated approach essentially is a new way of creating products and services.

Deep thinking did you, took it a bit further further saying there are two kinds of disruption.

The first is low end and the other one is new market disruption and that's the one that doesn't

get talked about much.

New market disruption is when you actually create something for which no one has a defined need yet

This is typical of what Apple does I've always maintained that Apple was a new market disruptor and that it creates. So if you're not sure what Apple watch,

Apple TV, and iPad Pro or for or what place they'll hold in the technosphere,

apparently what you need to do is wait. sphere. or Smarter Cars. Morgan Stanley analyst Katie Huberty says it'll be the latter.

Or really she says it looks like the Fari's supply chain thinks it'll be the latter.

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