To be antifragile you need to always have top talent and have them work on deep projects and produce top notch products.
Apple had that with Steve Jobs.
I don't think it has that now. I haven't seen anything really interesting from Apple after Steve Jobs passed away. Their macbook offerings keep getting worse: the touch bar is a UX disaster. The desktop keeps getting slower. The UI keeps getting flatter and worse.
Apple used to be a market leader: they would release a new product every few years and everyone would soon follow suit: iPhone, iPad.
Now Apple is just trying to mimick other companies: producing various sizes and version of iPhone and iPad.
To be antifragile you need to always have top talent and have them work on deep projects and produce top notch products.
Apple had that with Steve Jobs.
I don't think it has that now. I haven't seen anything really interesting from Apple after Steve Jobs passed away. Their macbook offerings keep getting worse: the touch bar is a UX disaster. The desktop keeps getting slower. The UI keeps getting flatter and worse.
Apple used to be a market leader: they would release a new product every few years and everyone would soon follow suit: iPhone, iPad.
Now Apple is just trying to mimick other companies: producing various sizes and version of iPhone and iPad.
Having a strong supply chain is not antifragile.