List of People That Thought Things Should Be Cheaper and Better

[TonyStark]

Elon Musk - SpaceX, thought rocket ships were too expensive, and should be made cheaper and better.

Michael Dell - Dell Computers, thought IBM computers were too expensive, so he made cheaper and better computers.

Henry Ford - Cars

The list goes on.... I will update as I think of more. Feel free to add any below.

 

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[Aaron W]

There is a really good book that goes in to detail on how a lot of minds like these come up with:

. Being inovative without creating something new
. removing elements of products to better them
. adding elements on to products to better them
. etc...

The book: Inside the Box by Drew Boyd and Jacob Goldenberg


Worth a read if you have the spare cash and are serious about making products.

 

[TonyStark]

There is a really good book that goes in to detail on how a lot of minds like these come up with:

. Being inovative without creating something new
. removing elements of products to better them
. adding elements on to products to better them
. etc...

The book: Inside the Box by Drew Boyd and Jacob Goldenberg


Worth a read if you have the spare cash and are serious about making products.

I'll check it out!

 

[TonyStark]

The book: Inside the Box by Drew Boyd and Jacob Goldenberg


Worth a read if you have the spare cash and are serious about making products.

This is a great book!

 

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[iTrader]

I would like to think that people that make products cheaper also share a genuine feeling to help out as many people as possible. They are not money hungry, but they know if they create a high quality product and sell it at an affordable cost, the money will follow as long as the customers agree with the product.

 

[TonyStark]

I would like to think that people that make products cheaper also share a genuine feeling to help out as many people as possible. They are not money hungry, but they know if they create a high quality product and sell it at an affordable cost, the money will follow as long as the customers agree with the product.

I think that's true for the most part. Most of these entrepreneurs shared a feeling of indignation with large companies like IBM, etc, because of their monopolies over the industries, and their lack of innovation.

These corporate conglomerates ripped off the common man, and these entrepreneurs wanted to provide a better and cheaper alternative to their customers.