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Code Conference 2015: Apple Senior Vice President Jeff Williams

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Apple’s operations chief Jeff Williams is commonly thought of as “Tim Cook’s Tim Cook,” the quiet right-hand man who gets things done. Onstage at the Code Conference with Walt Mossberg, Williams talked about launching the Apple Watch, what interests Apple about cars and the company’s strategy for pursuing new businesses.

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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