The Vicissitudes of Life: The Narrative of the World’s Industrial Brands (2015)

The “Industrial Revolution” led to a fundamental change in living conditions between the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in Britain, the United States, and Western Europe. The basis of these dramatic changes is the technological leap in industry.
Huge changes took place during this period in the fields of technology, social interactions, medicine, economics, education and culture; Machines started working instead of manpower. Sources such as wood gave way to new sources such as iron and coal. A new source of motion was created for the world in addition to the power of water to drive rotating equipment. Thus, the Industrial Revolution became a turning point in human life and became as important as the invention of agriculture or the founding of the first cities to change all aspects of life. Of course, like other fundamental systemic changes, effective factors have been involved in this development that the development of industry is more important than other factors.
The first industrial revolution went hand in hand with the second industrial revolution in 1850. This year, economic development began to accelerate due to the development of steam engines in ships and locomotives. Then, in the nineteenth century, with the use of internal combustion engines and power generation, this acceleration increased.
The wave of industrial inventions and the consequent social change in human life continued into the twentieth century. This revolution, of course, is at different stages in terms of industrial development in different countries.
The present collection examines the emergence of world top brands in various industries due to the industrial revolution, which in different political, economic and social conditions of each period have achieved great goals with a view to the future and have improved the standard of living of human beings and societies. These brands have made significant progress in their field of activity by considering the leading horizons. Companies like Airbus, Boeing, Dell, LG, Ikea and Bosch