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Jeden Dienstag erzählt Marc Ben Puch in dieser Podcastserie, wie aus Ideen Imperien der Wirtschaft werden – und was sie wieder zu Fall bringen könnte. Jede Staffel erzählt die Erfolgsgeschichte einer anderen globalen Marke: Von geheimen Gründerstories über verhängnisvolle Entsche ...  Show more

In dieser Bonus-Episode von Kampf der Unternehmen tauchen wir noch tiefer in die Geschichte und Bedeutung von Uber ein. Gemeinsam mit Professorin Dr. Barbara Lenz, einer der führenden Expertinnen für Mobilitätsforschung, sprechen wir darüber, wie Uber Märkte im Sturm erobert hat, ...  Show more

In Episode 1 the UNIVAC successfully predicted that Eisenhower would win the 1952 election. In Philadelphia, a champagne hangover quickly settled in over the Remington Rand building, the company elated at its success. But over at IBM, a company that doesn't allow its employees ...

It’s 1961. Since his father retired 5 years earlier, Thomas Watson Jr pushed to modernize IBM from the top down. New management, new ideas, newer, faster, machines. The company has grown, employing 1,000 people, they’ve dominated the emerging computer market... and managed to ...

After all that IBM has been through over the decades, it would have never in a million years guessed that their undoing would be at the hands of a scrawny and unknown computer nerd named Bill Gates. Gates sees the future, but can IBM catch up? Will they still be on top 50 year ...

With so much information at our fingertips, it’s hard to remember that we haven’t always walked around with supercomputers in our pockets. In fact, in 1952, CBS thought that Americans would find it SO hard to imagine that a machine could even predict election results accu ...