The former Apple CEO is using technology to transform yet another industry–this time it’s the cloud and prescription drugs. by Veronica Combs via www.techrepublic.com Thirteen years ago John Sculley needed a new challenge. His friend Bob Metcalfe said he needed to reinvent himself. “So I picked something I knew nothing about: healthcare,” Sculley said. What Sculley knows about is …

Via: www.healthcaretechoutlook.com John Sculley, the former CEO of Apple and present Chairman of RxAdvance talks about the different path of progress with tech-kings. FREMONT, CA: Technology plays an important role in every industry and personally. The medical field is a vast area where technology plays a critical role in sustaining health. The advancement is seen …

via: fortune.com Steve Jobs was the master magician of systemic change. In 1983, most Silicon Valley tech leaders foresaw a future of hundreds of millions of cheaper, faster, better computers primarily for business users. At that same time, Steve Jobs envisioned a very different future, with many billions of computers that would be incredibly easy …

by Brian Sozzi Count former Apple CEO John Sculley among the many not in favor of the radical “Medicare for all” scheme being pushed by many Democratic presidential hopefuls. “I don’t picture any realistic outcome where there isn’t private insurance, it would be crazy. The system works,” Sculley said on Yahoo Finance’s The First Trade. “The …

via: forbes.com It’s been more than 25 years since former Pepsi CEO John Sculley was forced out of his leadership role at Apple in October 1993 — ending one of the most scrutinized business relationships in American history. The 79-year-old former CEO of what briefly became America’s first trillion-dollar company has been keeping busy. “I’m 79, but …

Former Apple CEO John Sculley speaks to “Squawk Alley” as Apple shares struggle on weak iPhone performance. Watch Video Here

John Sculley, RX Advance chairman and former CEO of Apple, joins ‘Squawk Alley’ to discuss how the healthcare industry is going to change following the midterm elections. There will be increased awareness of how much innovation in health care industry, says John Sculley from CNBC. Via cnbc.com

John Sculley, RxAdvance CMO and former Apple CEO, discusses Amazon and Apple’s reported pushes into health care and the pharmacy business. Former Apple CEO on whether Amazon can disrupt the health care industry from CNBC.