Kodak was once the king of photography, controlling nearly 90% of the film market. But in 1975, when a young engineer at Kodak invented the world’s first digital camera, the company laughed it off. <br />Instead of embracing the future, Kodak clung to film profits… and that decision cost them $90 billion. By 2012, Kodak — the company that defined photography for over a century — filed for bankruptcy. <br />In this video, we’ll explore: <br />The rise of Kodak and its photography monopoly <br />How Kodak invented digital photography but rejected it <br />Why Sony, Canon, and Nikon seized the digital revolution instead <br />The mistakes that led to Kodak’s collapse <br />The business lessons every entrepreneur, startup, and corporation can learn from Kodak’s failure <br />👉 If you want more business case studies, company failures, and innovation lessons, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon! <br /><br />Could this happen to Apple, Google, or Tesla someday? Drop your thoughts in the comments! <br />#kodakblack #BusinessLessons #CaseStudy #WhyKodakFailed #BusinessCaseStudy #CorporateFailures #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #kodakbankruptcy <br />
