I think many aspects of Xerox mirrored his own beliefs and what he wanted to do in life. Xerox ended up being a major innovator in technology and made everyone’s lives easier, which is essentially what Bill Gates did. The book also mentions Xerox being extremely generous by donating a large percentage of its revenue to education and those in need. Bill Gates is known for his charitable works and his push to solve life’s problems with research and education. Gates may have also been interested in the monopolistic aspect of the company. It’s known that he was federal prosecuted for his alleged attempt to create a monopoly within Microsoft. He acted similarly to Xerox by attempting to make deals with existing companies that would shut out other