Steve Jobs – Creating the User Experience
Steve Jobs: The initial idea was to create a user-friendly computer. Jobs wanted to make technology accessible to everyone, not just tech experts. He solved it by creating Apple and the Macintosh computer.
His key success factor was his relentless focus on design and user experience.
Elon Musk – Shaping the Future
Elon Musk wanted to solve the problem of reliance on fossil fuels and make space travel accessible. He founded Tesla and SpaceX, revolutionizing electric cars and private space travel.
His key success factor is his ability to envision and work towards a future that others can’t see.
Jeff Bezos – Thriving Customer Satisfaction
Jeff Bezos wanted to create an online marketplace that could sell everything, starting with books. He founded Amazon and turned it into the world’s largest online retailer.
His key success factor is his customer obsession and long-term thinking.
Mark Zuckerberg – Connecting People around the World
Mark Zuckerberg: Zuckerberg wanted to connect people around the world through a social network. He created Facebook, which now has over 2 billion users worldwide.
His key success factor is his ability to adapt and evolve his platform.
Bill Gates – Making Computer Users worldwide
Bill Gates wanted to put a computer in every home and office. He co-founded Microsoft and created Windows, which became the dominant operating system worldwide.
His key success factor was his strategic partnerships with hardware manufacturers.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin – Making Search Easy
Page and Brin wanted to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible. They created Google, which is now the world’s most popular search engine.
Their key success factor was their innovative algorithms and focus on user experience.
