In the annals of corporate history, the 1990s stand out as a pivotal decade—a time when the convergence of technological innovation, economic shifts, and evolving management philosophies gave birth to the data-driven organization we know today. This transformative period set the stage for a new era of business practices, one where information became the most valuable currency and data-driven decision-making emerged as the gold standard for corporate leadership.
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In this five-part series, we explore how two titans of industry—Jack Welch of General Electric and Steve Ballmer of Microsoft—ignited a data revolution that swept across corporate America, leaving an indelible mark on how businesses approach metrics, accountability, and culture. Their influence extended far beyond their own companies, setting off a chain reaction that would reshape industries from finance to entertainment, ultimately leading to the complex data landscape we navigate today.
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