Business @ the Speed of Thought
Teaches business leaders how to create a "digital nervous system" to leverage data for real-time decision-making and operational agility.
Built the world's largest software company, dominating the PC era with Windows. Transitioned to philanthropy, fighting disease and climate change through the Gates Foundation.
"Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose."
Born in Seattle. A computer prodigy at Lakeside School. He dropped out of Harvard to found Microsoft with Paul Allen after seeing the potential of personal computing software.
Built the world's largest software company, dominating the PC era with Windows. Transitioned to philanthropy, fighting disease and climate change through the Gates Foundation.
Authored The Road Ahead predicting the internet revolution, Business @ the Speed of Thought, and recently How to Avoid a Climate Disaster.
Teaches business leaders how to create a "digital nervous system" to leverage data for real-time decision-making and operational agility.
Corrects common misconceptions about global development using clear data and teaches readers how to overcome ten destructive cognitive instincts.
Provides a structured, sector-by-sector, technology-focused plan for achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions globally.
Establishes a policy framework for creating global surveillance and rapid response systems to prevent future infectious disease outbreaks.
Provides the historical blueprint for the Information Age, explaining the early potential and future trajectory of global connectivity.