Thomas J. Watson Sr.

Thomas J. Watson Sr. was a prominent American businessman best known for his role as the chairman and CEO of IBM from the 1920s to the 1950s. Under his leadership, IBM transformed from a small tabulating company into a leading technology powerhouse, pioneering innovations in computing and business machines. Watson was known for his vision of customer service and corporate culture, promoting the idea that "the customer is always right." His influence helped shape the modern computer industry, and his legacy continues to impact technology and business practices today.