It's amazing to me how across the last three episodes, you had world-class founders,
founders that build the leading companies in their industries,
and they all share the same obsession, and that is investing heavily in technology.
It didn't matter if they were making eyeglasses, like Del Vecchio,
or tires, or some of the best chocolate in the world.
They all had the same obsession that founders like Andrew Carnegie had,
that John D. Rockefeller had as well.
If you read Andrew Carnegie's autobiography,
you'll see one of the main ideas in that book is invest in technology.
Because the savings compound,
it gives you an advantage over your slower moving competitors and can be the difference between a profit and a loss.
Leonardo Delvecchio builds the most dominant business in his industry by far,
one that is still thriving today.
And in his biography, it says, his profits must first be reinvested in the heart of his own company.
In research and development, in automation and technology,
never skimp when it comes to spending to be at the cutting edge.
It has always been like this.
If there's a new machine to buy, he wants it immediately.
This heavy investment in research and development and the latest technology is exactly what using Ramp for your business is like.
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