Thomas Watson (IBM)

Thomas Watson was a key figure in the history of IBM, serving as the company's leader from the early 20th century. He helped transform IBM from a manufacturer of punch-card machines into a major technology and computing company. Watson was known for his strong leadership, innovative approach, and focus on efficient business practices. His vision contributed to IBM’s development of early computing systems, laying the groundwork for the modern computer industry. He emphasized customer service and employee morale, which helped establish IBM’s reputation as a reliable and forward-thinking corporation in the technology sector.