Bill Gates Inovator And Philanthropist Essay
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Bill Gates: Inovator and Philanthropist
Tia Caton
Humanities 1/2
Morgan/Matheny
1 April 2014
After having helped found what would be the world’s most popular and largest software company in 1975, Bill Gates officially found himself to be the richest man alive at the ripe, young age of only thirty-one. Gates had never imagined that the thirteen year old boy who loved to program computers in his parent’s garage would one day find himself to be considered the world’s wealthiest man alive, having a total net worth of $76 billion. Having began on his own, tinkering with computers and computer software, Gates later created the seed of Microsoft, or what was originally called Traf-O-Data in the summer of 1972. (Fast Facts) It wasn’t until two years later, with the help of his co-founder, Paul Allen that Microsoft was born, transforming the technological world in ways that the people had never seen. The birth of Microsoft changed the ways of old computers, making way for faster newer and more innovative technology, along with bringing on a strong competition with their rival company, Apple Inc. With this grand cooperation, Bill Gates was also accumulating a large mass of money, gradually finding himself to top the charts of the Forbes World Billionaires List. (Fast Facts) Despite being well known for his contributions to Microsoft, Bill Gates’ most profound impact on the American culture was in medical and educational advances provided by The Gates foundation, paralleled by his philanthropic views and aid in the lives of the both poor and wealthy.
Being his life’s most world renowned accomplishment, Microsoft was the beginning factor in Bill Gate’s cultural impact, paving the way for greater technological advances an...
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In this essay, the author
- Explains that bill gates was the world's richest man at the age of thirty-one. he created the seed of microsoft with the help of his co-founder, paul allen.
- Explains that microsoft was bill gate's cultural impact, paving the way for greater technological advances and a faster more efficient computer system.
- Explains that microsoft's windows enabled people to use their computers more effectively and efficiently, speeding up their work process and their daily lives.
- Explains that bill gates was the world's richest man at the age of thirty-one. he created the seed of microsoft with the help of his co-founder, paul allen.
- Explains that microsoft was bill gate's cultural impact, paving the way for greater technological advances and a faster more efficient computer system.
- Explains that microsoft's windows enabled people to use their computers more effectively and efficiently, speeding up their work process and their daily lives.
- Explains how bill gates helped change the u.s. and the world through his medical and educational advancements.
- Explains that the gates foundation's focus is on hiv and malaria — 33 million people are currently living with hiv, and 30 million have died from hiv-related complications.
- Explains that the gates program is to support efforts to reduce the global expansion of hiv and to help people infected with hiv lead long, healthy, and productive lives.
- Explains that the bill & melinda gates foundation prioritizes malaria, focusing their resources on areas where existing funds are limited. they support r&d for more effective treatments, diagnostics, mosquito-control measures, and a safe and effective malaria vaccine.
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- Explains that bill gates was born in a fine and educated family, where his parents were an educator and lawyer, and his family was wealthy enough to buy him toys and games.
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- Explains that leadership does not appear after one night, but rather over an extensive period of time with experiences and acquire of knowledge. people today put their best effort and investment to create opportunities for their children to learn and earn knowledge in different fields.
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- Describes how gates met paul allen while experimenting with different computer programs. the two became best friends and eventually business partners.
- Explains that gates and allen made machines called traf-o-data, which collected traffic data from different monitors.
- Explains how gates and allen founded microsoft with the belief that the computer would be a valuable tool for every office and every home.
- Narrates how gates was an excellent businessman. in 1980, he made an acquaintance with the head of the international business machines corporation (ibm) because his mother was on their board of directors.
- Analyzes how bill gates revolutionized the world with his passion and intelligence. he was controversial, but a talented businessman. his rivalry with steve jobs made him the wealthiest man on earth.
- Explains that gates first interests in philanthropy were started by his mother who also had a passion for it.
- Explains that bill gates has been, is, and will continue to be someone who works tirelessly to make the world a better place.
1490 wordsRead More - Bill Gates's Leaderhsipanalytical essayA 1968 photo shows Bill as a rapt young teenager, watching his friend Paul Allen type at a computer terminal. Allen became a co-founder of Microsoft. The child Gates has neat hair and an eager, pleasant smile; every last detail says "pat me on the head." He entered Harvard but dropped out to found Microsoft in 1975.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that bill gates is an american unoriginal. he is microsoft's chief and co-founder, and he is the world’s richest man.
- Analyzes how bill gates, a rapt young teenager, watched his friend paul allen type at the computer terminal. he entered harvard but dropped out to find microsoft in 1975.
- Explains that microsoft's first product was a version of the programming language basic for the altair 8800. gates plugged one into the other and cream-cheesed the waiting bagel.
- Opines that bill gates is an american unoriginal. he is microsoft's chief and co-founder, and he is the world’s richest man.
- Analyzes how bill gates, a rapt young teenager, watched his friend paul allen type at the computer terminal. he entered harvard but dropped out to find microsoft in 1975.
- Explains that microsoft's first product was a version of the programming language basic for the altair 8800. gates plugged one into the other and cream-cheesed the waiting bagel.
- Analyzes how gates' "the road ahead" became a runaway best seller, though it is lustrous with earnest goofiness.
- Analyzes how gates has been offered a starring role in the circus freak show of american celebrity, julius caesar being offered the emperor's crown by clamorous sycophants.
- Analyzes how gates has democratized filthy-richness in postwar america. key microsoft employees pushed him in this direction, but he was willing to go, and the industry followed.
- Analyzes how gates sits at the center of world technology like an immense frog eyeing insect life on the pond surface, consuming a tasty company with one quick dart of the tongue.
- Opines that gates is a visionary leader and technology groupie who likes computers, not intellectual underpinnings, physics, electronics, art, philosophy, mathematics, just plain computers.
- Explains that bill gates is a visionary, leader, technologist, and pragmatist. he bought ms-dos and had the foresight to be an opportunist - again and again.
- Explains that his leaderships led him to attract the best and brightest people because they believed in him. he created a burgeoning, world-wide software industry that the companies that came before him could have done but did not.
- Opines that apple survived in the software and hardware business but their early decision to not license their operating system may have led them to survive for ms would have surely killed them off long ago.
- Analyzes how gates became the world's richest man by enriching others and helping others. he is a good father, husband, son, and friend.
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