Bloomberg learned about the plans of the new head of Apple to reorganize the company

The new CEO of Apple John Ternus plans to reorganize the company, according to Bloomberg, citing sources. In particular, the new management wants to revise the production schedule and reduce the staff.

According to the sources, Mr. Ternus plans to reduce mid-level positions to reduce the number of levels of management between engineers and senior management. Over the past two weeks, Apple has cut several engineering program managers and also made minor layoffs in several divisions.

In addition, the CEO wants the company to introduce new products throughout the year, not just in the spring and fall. According to John Ternus, the company needs to bring products to market faster, and also become bolder in experimentation in order to remain competitive in the era of AI. However, as Bloomberg interlocutors note, it can take years to change the established development practices at Apple.

John Turnus took over as CEO of Apple on September 1. He replaced Tim Cook, who led Apple for 15 years.