1. Daniel Molina Villegas Juan David Jiménez Lucas Arteaga 10-3

2.  Steven Paul Jobs (San Francisco, California, February 24, 1955-Palo Alto, California, October 5, 2011) better known as Steve Jobs was an entrepreneur and business mogul in the computer industry and the American entertainment industry. He was co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc. and maximum individual shareholder of The Walt Disney Company. Father's first personal computer (Apple I) and founder of Apple Computer, probably the most innovative company in the sector, the computer wizard was one of the most influential of the rapid technological escalation that still lives in today's world, contributing decisively the popularization of computer. Visionary ideas in the field of personal computers, digital music or mobile phone revolutionized the markets and the habits of millions of people for over four decades.

3.  Steve Jobs was born in San Francisco (California) in 1955, the result of the relationship between Abdulfattah Jandali, a Syrian immigrant Muslim, and Joanne Carole Schieble, an American of Swiss and German descent, two young college students who hand him over for adoption middle-class couple, Paul and Clara Jobs (Hagopian) of origin armenio.Sus biological parents later marry and have another daughter, the novelist Mona Simpson, whom Steve would not know until adulthood.  Due to the demands of his contract with Hewlett-Packard, Wozniak had to make known its intention to build a personal computer to the company, which dismissed the idea as well as ridícula.33 was 1976 Apple Computer was born Company.27  After achieving the first personal computer, named Apple I, Jobs was devoted to its promotion among other computer enthusiasts, shops and markets digital electronics, selling about 200 copies. Since then, Apple's growth was remarkable. In just 10 years, Apple became a company with 4,000 employees and Jobs, with 27, was the youngest millionaire 1982.

4.  Buoyed by the success of the Apple II Jobs she gained a high public profile, with cover of Time at 1982.14 counted on 26 years and already a millionaire thanks to the successful IPO of the company late last year. The 80s marked the entry of powerful competitors in the market for personal computers, which caused the first business difficulties. His reaction was to innovate, or rather, implement: in early 1984 the company launched the Macintosh 128K, which was the first personal computer that was successfully marketed that used a graphical user interface (GUI) and mouse instead of the line command. After having problems with the leadership of the company he founded, he was revoked.  After leaving Apple in 1986, Steve Jobs purchase $ 10 million the company The Graphics Group, hereinafter known as Pixar, Lucasfilm subsidiary specializing in the production of computer graphics.  Steve Jobs began signing several agreements to produce animated Walt Disney film company. In 1995 he premiered in theaters Toy Story, the first completely computer- generated feature film, got its own rendering software, RenderMan. Toy Story was the biggest blockbuster of 1995 and the first film of the Walt Disney-Pixar binomial to win an Oscar.

5.  Jobs is the clearest example of what is entrepreneurship, and shows that a man can revolutionize the world. From the lowest founded his company in his garage starting and ending positioned as president of one of the most important companies in the computer world. He was relieved of his own company's senior management, but never faltered in their dreams and ambitions, and decaying when the company was reinstated as president and taking the company forward.  I also ventured into entertainment, working initially for one game company Atari, and later when he was taken from his company buying Pixar films with him as toy story first made entirely by computer would be made; also creating itunes platform where artists could distribute their albums and songs.  Jobs was undoubtedly an example of life, entrepreneurship and perseverance