Description
This October 27, 1986 issue of Fortune Magazine features Ken Olsen, the pioneering founder of Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), who was lauded as America’s Most Successful Entrepreneur. This vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in the tech industry, showcasing how DEC transformed computing and challenged IBM’s dominance.
The cover story provides an in-depth look at Olsen's remarkable journey and DEC's innovative spirit, making it a must-read for business historians and technology enthusiasts alike. Alongside this riveting profile, the magazine delves into economic trends and major corporate changes, including a notable nuclear industry scandal, firmly establishing its value as a collectible piece for investors and historians.
Collectors and fans of vintage magazines will appreciate this issue's historical significance. The content reflects the dynamic shifts in the economy and technology landscape of the 1980s, highlighting key figures and trends that shaped modern business practices.
Condition: The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges, typical for its age. The item shown in the listing is exactly what you will receive—please review images for condition verification. For preservation, it comes with a plastic protective covering.
Featured significant articles include:
- America’s Most Successful Entrepreneur – Ken Olsen’s DEC revolutionized computing and became IBM’s biggest competitor.
- Fortune Forecast: No More Help From the Big Spenders – Insights into shifting spending habits and what they mean for businesses.
This vintage issue is a must-have for collectors who seek insight into technology entrepreneurship, economic forecasts, and corporate governance during a crucial decade.