Karl Nicklaus - HoF

Summary : Karl Nicklaus created one of the most longest-lived equipment companies in history

Karl Nicklaus (1994) created one of the most longest-lived equipment companies in history

He founded ESEC in 1968 and brought it through many turns of the market
He was the first to implement software as a way to reduce mechanical components, thereby increasing equipment reliability and lowering cost of ownership

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