Don Strickland, former VP of Digital Imaging at Kodak, shares his insights on the company's journey from photography pioneer to a smaller player in a digital world. He discusses Kodak's innovative history, like giving away cameras to sell film, and recalls its nostalgic impact. The conversation dives into Kodak's missteps during the transition to digital, including its fears of undermining film sales. Strickland emphasizes the crucial lessons about innovation, adaptability, and the unpredictable nature of business success.