Craig Federighi is an Apple "boomerang."
Federighi, who's taking over for departing Mac veteran Bertrand Serlet, left Apple in February of 1999 for business software company Ariba, and wound up coming back 10 years later to help Apple build the
Mac OS, which ships on the company's desktop and notebook computers.
Now, according to Apple's announcement earlier this week, he's stepping
into a role many are watching closely: he'll be running the Mac OS group
at a time of uncertainty as to what, exactly, a computer is--what form
factor it's in; what software it's using.
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